Science and Math Integration
The Zerofootprint Kid’s Calculator is designed to help kids measure their life style’s impact on the planet.
Science and math measurements and calculations are made concerning carbon, land, water, and trees.
Environment Lessons
The website provides links to many lessons that integrate math science, examples include:
Impact on the environment through the use of cars, buses, trucks, planes, and more.
- How Gasoline Works
- Pollution Prevention
- Green Cars
Impact on the environment based on what kids eat.
- Bio Foods
- Filter It Down - Water
- Food Web
Impact on the environment of what kids use for example:
- A Day Without Energy
- Alternative Sources of Energy
- Energy Alternatives
Impact on the environment of what kids throw away.
- Enviroinfo: Recycling
- Enviroinfo: Wastes
- Garbologists Audits
Along with environmental lessons to teachers and home school parents.
- Audit of Household Waste
- Clean Air
- Home Chemicals
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Additional Math and Science Integration Resources
Problem Solving and Science Process Skills
Math Teaching Strategies that Challenge Students
David R. Wetzel, Ph.D.
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