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• Bill Nye's Climate Lab  - Bill Nye offers a fun way to learn about climate change and what it means.
• Bureau of Land Management  - Shares games and activities about public lands, soil, energy, wildfires, silent invaders, and history mysteries. Includes homework helpers.
• Charlie and Lola: The Planet Game  - Environmentally themed game featuring popular story characters Charlie and Lola.
• Children of the Earth - Earth Issues  - Check out the Eco-Glossary, and download an animated presentation on global warming.
• Children of the Earth - Eco-Careers  - Find out what an environmental geologist does and play some games about it.
• Children's University of Manchester: Energy and the Environment  - Provides animations, quizzes and games to help children learn about renewable energy, energy efficiency and global warming.
• Climate Change North  - Provides background information and resources for intermediate and high school aged children. Focuses particularly on how climate change affects the lives of those in Northern Canada.
• Earth Matters 4 Kids  - Gives environmental news, cycles and ecosystems, and earth's environment. Includes treasure hunt and recycle game.
• Ecokids  - Offers homework help for children on environmental and wildlife topics, plus a large selection of games and information for children in Canada on how to become an Eco Reporter.
• Ecological Explorers  - Research project for grades K-12 tells how to get started. Shares interactive games and Phoenix ecosystem information.
• Environmental Sites for Kids  - Helpful resource provides a multitude of links for all sorts of environmental Web sites for kids, covering the earth, oceans, animals, and solar system.
• EPA Student Center  - Environmental Proctection Agency offers links for both students and teachers to club projects, ecosystems, human health, waste and recycling, water, conservation, and fun activities.
• Fifty Things To Do  - Exciting way for kids to become involved in the outdoors and explore 50 different things that they can do.
• The Great Green Web Game  - Interactive board game which challenges children's knowledge of environmental issues. From the Union of Concerned Scientists.
• The Greens  - Features animated adventures of a family who cares about the earth. Includes episodes, games, downloads, activity guide, and blog. A WGBH program.
• Kids Do Ecology  - Teaches children about ecology, conservation, data recording, world biomes and animals.
• National Wildlife Federation Kids  - Presents various information about wildlife, wildlife conservation, global warming, and related issues. Also features news and magazines.
• Nature Challenges for Kids  - Provides ideas and activities for children hoping to make a difference to their environment.
• OHMSETT: Just for Students  - Answers questions about managing oil spills, with games and activities, FAQs, programs, and pictures.
• Ollie Recycles  - Teachers primary aged children about reducing, reusing and recycling materials, with articles, facts, quizzes and activities.
• Ology: Climate Change  - Offers quizzes, games and articles to help children understand climate change and make a difference in this area.
• Petcore: The Cycle of PET  - Discusses what PET is, the manufacturing process, uses for the containers, recycling, and packaging waste. Includes video and virtual tour.
• Prince William Sound: Paradise Lost?  - Provides information on this oil spill, which occurred in the Prince William Sound, Alaska, on March 24, 1989. Includes timeline, photographs and information on the clean up and lessons learned.
• Scholastic: Oil Spill in the Gulf of Mexico  - Provides news for children about the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, plus activities and questions.
• Seusville: The Lorax  - Presents environmentally themed games, discussion ideas and tips themed around the Dr Seuss Book "The Lorax".
• The Signs of Climate Change  - EPA offers a portal for students to explore a variety of observed and projected signs of climate change.
• Tiki the Penguin  - Includes games, quizzes, music, and guides exploring pollution, climate change, food, and what kids can do to help.
• Web Rangers  - National Park Service's site for kids of all ages, offering dozens of games and activities covering the environment, animals, historical sites, people and places.
• The Wild Ones  - The Wildlife Trust's resource on conservation, wildlife and bioscapes; includes materials for students and teachers.