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The National Wildlife Federation and Students Rebuild have teamed up for the 2024: Extraordinary Earth Project!
Part art project, part philanthropy, part immersion in global learning, Students Rebuild Challenges connect K-12 students worldwide in a common effort to make a difference, while giving you the tools and flexibility to teach your way.
This year, we’re inviting students from around the world to join us in learning about our environment, and the things we can do to protect our earth. Although global environmental issues like climate change affect us all, different parts of the world are impacted in diverse ways. Our goal is to encourage teachers and students to be thoughtful about how our actions affect both the ecosystems in our backyard and the planet.
Participate to earn your Students Rebuild badge for 2024!
How to Participate
Complete the Students Rebuild Action Card, which includes these three, simple steps:
- Sign up for the challenge
- Create your art
- Share your artwork
Timeline
Available all year.
Useful Materials and Resources
Educator Materials include:
- Art-Making Guide (English | Spanish)
- Team Leader Guide (English | Spanish)
- Curriculum Resources
- Little Amal Animal Migration & Climate Change Education & Activity packet
- Students Rebuild Video
Get Recognized
- Share your Impact: Share your art via Facebook or Instagram using #ExtraordinaryEarthProject and tag @EcoSchoolsUS | @NWFEducation and @StudentsRebuild
- Be featured nationally! Your school may also be selected and featured to a national or international audience through Eco-Schools United States or Eco-Schools International.
