Educational Resources

Introducing WWF's Wild Classroom

Connecting educators and caregivers with the tools and resources they need to help kids explore and understand the natural world around them.

Lesson Library

Choose from a variety of toolkits featuring information guides and activities about some of WWF’s priority species and conservation goals. These subject-integrated lessons are perfect for school, home, or any learning environment and will leave kids with an understanding of how their actions help shape the future of nature.

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Give an Hour for Earth: World Water Day youth art gallery


In celebration of World Water Day on March 22, we invite all young artists to participate in our Give an Hour for Earth campaign by creating unique artistic interpretations of why we need water and why water needs us. Submit your artwork by Earth Day, April 22, for a chance to have it featured on our webpage and receive an education goodie bag!

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Livestreaming with Experts

Wild Classroom has teamed up with Exploring By the Seat Of Your Pants to bring WWF conservation experts into your learning space through interactive live events and videos. Bring science to life by allowing students to learn directly from those working to protect species and habitats around the world.

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Shiny, Stripey, Super Bees!

April 16th, 1pm ET
Clay Bolt | Pollinator Conservation and Great Plains Communications, WWF-US


Most people have heard about honey bees, but did you know that North America is home to nearly 4,000 species of bees? These industrious insects are not only important members of the natural world: they are also fascinating creatures that behave in ways that might just surprise you. Join Clay Bolt, an award-winning photographer who leads World Wildlife Fund-US' Pollinator Initiative, as he takes you on a journey into the world of these extraordinary insects.

New Video on the Wild Classroom YouTube channel

What’s the difference between weather, climate, and climate change? We often hear about the threats posed by climate change and its effects on people and the environment. But before addressing how to tackle it, it’s important to understand the basics: what climate is, how it differs from weather, and how the two are connected. Discover how to identify signs of climate change in your area and start conversations that promote a more resilient future.

Download our free student handout to accompany this video.

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Other Educational Tools

Use these apps, games, videos, and more to reinforce with students the importance of conservation and how they can make a difference.

Going the Extra 'Wild' Mile

Tracey Williams, a Technology Integration Specialist and Lower School Technology Teacher at All Saints’ Episcopal Day School in Phoenix, Arizona, inspired her students to take an endangered species project to the next level.


Read more about Ms. Williams' class

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Recognized as the 2023 Silver Medal and Community Voice Anthem Award winner for the Sustainability, Environment & Climate Education or Literary Platform category and as one of 2024's Best Digital Learning Tools by the American Association of School Librarians (AASL).