Resource List for Teachers

Compiled by ACI

Alameda County Industries – Contact Carrie Dobert, at 510/346-8150
Offers tours to small groups of students, age 8 and above, of the Material Recovery Facility (MRF) where Alameda’s recyclables are sorted. Transportation to ACI’s San Leandro location is not provided. Carrie also offers classroom presentations on a variety of themes to any age group. Small groups (30 or less) are preferred.

StopWaste.Org  offers teaching and learning opportunities for schools that are rooted in the 4Rs — reduce, reuse, recycle, and rot (composting). We offer a comprehensive approach, including educational programs, teacher training, and technical support for school districts.

CalRecycleCalRecycle.ca.gov/Education Services for teachers and administrators including curriculum, program models and more.

Altamont Education Advisory Boardhttps://m.facebook.com/AltamontEAB/ Grant funding for programs that promote waste prevention and recycling.

Earth 911Earth911.com Find recycling centers and learn recycling basics.

The Story of Stuff ProjectStoryOfStuff.com Includes curriculum, short films, and other resources to promote sustainable living.

Junk Mail Reduction CampaignStopJunkMail.org and CatalogChoice.org Recycling junk mail is good, but it’s even better to stop getting it.

Go Green InitiativeGoGreenInitiative.org Training tools to create a “culture of conservation” in your community.

U.S. Environmental Protection AgencyEPA.gov/students Homework resources, ideas for school projects, lesson plans, games and quizzes.

School Yard Clean Upswww.coastal.ca.gov/publiced/schoolyard/ – show students that environmentally responsible behavior can begin at their school and in their own neighborhood.

Earth Daywww.earthday.org/education-resource-library/. Education Resource Library