Here are some cool environmental links that
have games and activities for kids of all ages! Check them out. You'll be
surprised at all the things you can do. You can create your own cartoons,
test your knowledge about the environment, solve mysteries, and much
more. Plus, many of these sites will provide information that you can use
in school projects...cool, huh? So, put your mouse into action and get
ready for fun!
Disclaimer: Fairfax County does not endorse any of the listed Internet sites. This information is provided as a general public service only.
Clean
Fairfax Council
Try some recycling riddles and guess the dimensions of a plastic bottle.
Environmental Education
Primarily of interest to teachers, this site has information about
environmental grants and fellowships, assessment tools, partnerships,
etc.
First Kids: The Official Kids' Portal for
the U.S. Government
Explore links to hundreds of cool, earth-friendly sites such as:
NASA for Kids Only; EPA: Environmental Kids Club; Eek! Recycling and
Beyond Activity Pages; Darby Duck and the Aquatic Crusaders, etc.
Students can design a make-believe habitat for pandas, play animated
games, set up a family disaster plan, receive homework help, and so much
more. Information is divided by grade level and then by subject area.
There is also a special section for teachers.
Kid’s Cave
Learn about pollution solutions, get ideas for your next science
project, and find out how you can take action to protect the environment.
Park
Topics
Serving all teachers and learners, this web site provides a wealth of
educational resources.
Waste
Information for Students
Read about the amount and types of waste produced by households,
businesses, and industrial and manufacturing processes. Learn how such
waste is managed to protect human health and the environment.
Your Environment, Your
Choice
Teenagers can see how their daily choices affect the environment. Site
includes green career choices, ideas for community action, games, quizzes
and additional resources.