Children's Health Educational Tools
These tools are free and available for public use in children's environmental health education programs.
Environmental Awareness Trail* - Developed in collaboration with the Northwest Georgia Girl Scouts Council, the toolkit is an interactive environmental education activity that helps Girl Scouts earn their Environmental Health and Eco-Action badges. To use the toolkit: contact Kara Belle (404.562.8322 or Belle.Kara@epa.gov) to get a copy of the CD or with any questions about the toolkit. Online access to the toolkit should be available soon.
*Note that Get the Word Out / Environmental Health Bingo is currently included in the Eco-Action package, but can also be used as an Environmental Health badge activity.
Explorer's Environmental Club for Kids
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Asthma Awareness Month Event Planning Kit
Pesticides Safety Bingo – This Activity is part of an effort to raise awareness of the dangers of illegal use of agricultural pesticides for indoor pest control and assuring that all pesticides, even those legally purchased for home usage, are used safely. Grades: K-6, available in English and Spanish. This tool is also available for checkout from the EPA Region 4 Library.
Healthy Environment, Healthy Kids Environmental Health Curriculum (Grades: pre-K-6)
[PDF, 9MB, 155 pp., info about PDF]
Healthy Environment, Healthy Kids Environmental Health Curriculum Contents
[PDF, 92KB, 3 pp., info about PDF]
Healthy Environment, Healthy Kids Powerpoint Presentation
[1MB]
Additional Educational Tools available from the EPA Region 4 Library:
E-Hazards Video and Teacher’s Guide – Children learn environmental hazards and safety tips. Grades: 3-5.
Tres Amigos Video (in Spanish) – Provides vital environmental information for families and caregivers. Video is designed to initiate discussions leading to healthier homes and healthier communities.
Environmental Safety Games – Including flash cards, match games and bingo and teachers guide this activity helps children learn about environmental hazards. Grades: K-6, available in English and Spanish.
For information about the contents of this page please contact Andrea Lippitt
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