Bring solar energy to life with hands-on STEM lessons, real-time data dashboards, career-focused investigations, and hands-on experiments.
Bring the power of solar energy into your classroom with engaging, ready-to-use lessons designed to inspire and educate. From interactive STEM activities to real-world data analysis, these resources make it easy to captivate your students while exploring strategic, sustainable energy solutions.
Our curated curriculum library offers something for all ages, whether your students are elementary schoolers learning about the sun, middle schoolers dabbling in engineering, high schoolers participating in technical career training, or anywhere in between.
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How does solar work for schools? Is the technology reliable? How much does it cost? Why do some schools have solar while others do not? Find the answers to these questions (and more!) in this module so you can better understand if, how, and why, solar can work for your school.
Tour the components of a roof-mounted and ground-mounted solar array through this interactive Google Slideshow.
This inquiry-based lesson is a great introduction to the solar energy dashboard. Students first analyze graphs of solar production to form conclusions about seasonal and weather patterns, and then apply their understanding to make predictions about future production.
What does a solar professional actually do? And what qualifications do you need to get a job in solar? In this lesson, you will preview a variety of solar jobs - including the pay range, job responsibilities, and required certifications - and connect pathways to career growth.
Renewable energy jobs – such as Wind Turbine Service Technician and Solar Photovoltaic Installer – are some of the fastest-growing occupations in the country. Using this Occupational Handbook, students can explore the pay scales, responsibilities, and training requirements of a wide variety of renewable energy careers.
Educators in Virginia can borrow hands-on solar and wind equipment for free.
We'll help you select and source the classroom kit that fits your goals.
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