Curious Climate schools
Curious Climate schools
Some Adaptation cards from The Heat Is OnThe Climate Curious Cartoon guide

Teachers, we've got you covered. 
Check out these fun and engaging opportunities for your class.

Students

Climate learning, no stress!

Our curriculum-linked, evidence-based programs make teaching climate change easy and fun, and are designed to fit your needs.

Climate Inquiry Unit

Curious Climate Schools' new Australian Curriculum-linked 4 Week Unit for Years 7-8 is designed to make it easy for Science or HASS teachers to adapt to their own needs. 

This includes a curriculum-linked unit plan, detailed lesson plans and powerpoints, student Q&A with University of Tasmania experts, an opportunity to play The Heat Is On game, an expert visit and printed copies of our 'Climate Curious?' Guide and Activity Book for your class.
Limited Offer:
DECYP schools participate for free in 2025, supported by the Tasmanian Government
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The Heat Is On Game Incursion/Excursion

 Learn how to survive and thrive in a climate changed world in our interactive classroom role-playing game. Our trained facilitators can bring these fun game workshops to you, or your class can participate in an excursion to a UTAS campus or the Sustainability Learning Centre.
Limited Offer:
Up to 50 classes participate for free in 2025, supported by the Tasmanian Government
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Climate Curious? Guide

Our 20 page cartoon guide illustrated by Rosie Murrell answers children’s most asked questions about climate change, including what causes climate change, how it's affecting us, and how young people can take action.

Front cover 250px wide
$26.00 
(bulk discounts apply) 
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