We have engaging and experienced presenters who would be happy to come out and provide a presentation for your school or classroom.
These presentations are FREE and can be tailored to your interests and needs – Request a Presentation. We will provide age-appropriate, science-based, interactive, and solution focused presentations. These presentations will be fun, educational but also uplifting so the audience feels informed and hopeful.
The following are examples of presentations we have created and delivered.
NEW – The CLIMATE Race
Get ready to roll the dice, have fun and race toward a greener future!
In this larger-than-life interactive game, students learn about greenhouse gas emissions, climate change and the everyday choices that can make a difference. As they move across the giant 20′ x 20′ game board, they’ll encounter environmental challenges, surprising events and opportunities to make positive choices.
Will your choices send you sliding down a snake—or help you climb a ladder toward the finish line?
(Grade 4 to Grade 8)
Be an Eco-Superhero
By using creative movement, students will share experiences they have had in nature. We will discuss what it means to protect and why protection is so important. This presentation is rooted in movement to make sure students are actively participating and having fun. Students will walk away with an appreciation for nature, an understanding of protection, and ideas on how they can be an eco-superhero protecting our Earth.
(K to Grade 2)
I’m an Environmentalist
Students will learn about what it means to be an environmentalist. Students will learn about Manitoba issues and learn about protecting nature, air, water and our soils. Students will discuss actions they could take to protect the Earth.
(Grade 3 to Grade 6)
Climate Hope in Manitoba
Through storytelling and Manitoba examples, students will discover how climate change is affecting the places, people and ecosystems around them—and discover how Manitobans are taking action. Through discussion, they’ll learn how our choices affect Manitoba’s forests, lakes and rivers, prairie landscapes, wildlife, air and soil. Students will identify practical actions they can take at school, at home and in their communities to protect nature and help build a healthier, more sustainable Manitoba.
(Grade 5 to Grade 8)
Turn Your Key – This School is Idle-Free
Does your school have an idle-free zone? These presentations teach students about the importance in taking action and how these signs help reduce pollution, increase safety, and save money. We use these signs as a starting point for more discussion about action. Contact us to buy a sign and provide interactive, age-appropriate presentations for each grade. We can create a whole day of learning and create a movement for change in your school.
(K to Grade 6)
Climate Hope
Manitoba is being hit hard by climate change—from devastating wildfires and flooding to increasingly extreme weather. But there is also reason for hope. Across the province, communities are taking action, developing solutions and finding new ways to adapt and protect the places we call home.
Through storytelling and Manitoba examples, students will explore how climate change is affecting our communities, ecosystems and way of life, while discovering the people and ideas driving positive change. Together, students will explore the actions already underway, discuss how we can support and strengthen these efforts, and identify meaningful ways they can contribute to a healthier, more sustainable future for Manitoba.
(Grade 5 to University)
Climate Change – Impacts and Adaptation (2.7 MB PDF)
Climate Change Plan B: Preparing for the worst
This presentation is part of a suggested lesson plan for teachers to encourage students to use creative & critical thinking to overcome fear of an uncertain future.
(Grade 9 to University)
CCC Plan B – 2014 (2.5 MB PDF)
Carbon Footprint
A presentation developed to allow youth to understand how they produce greenhouse gas emission and how we can’t point our fingers at anyone else. The presentation allows for great discussion about environmental impacts and individual solutions. During the presentation, students will be colouring their own personal footprint as a means of understanding their personal contribution to climate change.
(Grade 5 to Grade 12)
Environmental Issues in Manitoba
This presentation was created to outline the major environmental changes in Manitoba. The idea is to identify issues, talk about solutions, and make community connections. This presentation is updated with each presentation, to ensure we are current and topical.
(Grade 5 to University)
Awareness to Action
We have been talking about climate change for 30 plus years now, but why are we still talking and not acting? As we discuss climate change, we will also discuss engagement and messaging. The presentation uses many different mediums, and focuses on classroom discussion.
(Grade 5 to Grade 12)
The Climate Reality (offered by Climate Reality Canada)
The Climate Reality Project Canada offers presentations by Al Gore trained presenters. We use the same slide deck Al Gore uses when he presents. The presentation focuses on up-to-date science and climate change evidence. To book a Climate Reality presentation, visit the Climate Reality Canada website or contact us.
(Grade 9 to General Public)
