Help promote the SDG Teach In 2025 using any of our ready-made promotional emails, social media text or graphics available in the SDG Teach In 2025 External Communications Pack.
Watch the recording of the SDG Teach In 2025 introduction webinar and view the presentation slides.
Tailored sustainability resources for your subject/discipline/age group:
- Climate change teaching materials, TROP ICSU: sample lesson plans and multimedia teaching tools for 10 disciplines - Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Earth Science, Environmental Science, Social Sciences, Economics, Geography, and Humanities
- World's Largest Lesson: free multimedia resources to engage young people on the SDGs. Features: videos, comics, games, quizzes and more for pupils aged 2 to 14 and above. Multiple languages available. Curated by UNESCO and UNICEF.
Environmental sustainability-themed educational resources:
- Webinar: An introduction to decolonizing conservation and rewilding – Jasmine Isa Quereshi and WildCard
From the Australian Earth Laws Alliance:
- Earth Laws Centre featuring multimedia resources on Earth System Governance, Rights of Nature, Ecocide, Earth Jurisprudence, and other transformative alternatives to unsustainability
- Earth Laws Month 2023 webinar playlist featuring topics on decolonizing, Human Rights to a healthy environment, connecting with Nature through deep listening, faith and the environment, and more.
Social sustainability-themed educational resources:
Human Rights education resources from Amnesty International:
- First Steps - classroom activities aimed at children aged 3 to 5. Features: games, stories, and art about wellbeing, feelings, belonging, and more. Resources are also available in Welsh.
- 10 interactive lesson activities aimed at children aged 5 to11. Features: topics on identity and children’s rights, poverty, fair trade and more. Resources are also available in Welsh.
- Worksheet aimed at pupils aged 7 to 13 on Human Rights and solidarity
- Worksheets aimed at pupils aged 14 to 19 on Human Rights and activism
- 5 lesson plans and worksheets aimed at children aged 11 to 18. Features: films and lived experience stories
- Nine ideas for exploring Human Rights through fiction books
- Words That Burn – poetry education resources aimed at secondary school students. Features: worksheets, spoken word videos, poetry writing tips, and more
Economic sustainability-themed educational resources:
- Australian Earth Laws Alliance – Earth Economics 2023 and 2022 webinar series featuring topics such as relational economics, degrowth, and ecological economics
- Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME): Blueprint for SDG integration into curriculum, research and partnerships – a guide to embedding sustainability in business education
Care, collaboration and creativity-themed educational resources:
- CreaTures (Creative Practices for Transformative Futures): an EU Horizon 2020-funded research project that investigated the role of creative practice for eco-social change.
Games and interactive sustainability learning:
- Catastrophic - an online card-based game about disasters, plants, animals, and conservation
Open-access publications on Education for Sustainable Development, ecocentric education, and other related topics
- The Nature Connection Handbook: a guide for increasing people's connections with Nature, University of Derby. Features practical guidance on how people of all ages can foster sensory, emotional, and physical engagement with the wider environment. Curated by Miles Richardson and Carly W. Butler.
- CreaTures (Creative Practices for Transformative Futures): an EU Horizon 2020-funded research project that investigated the role of creative practice for eco-social change, included the curation of an open-access CreaTures framework.