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Links to interactive websites that explain how the environment can affect human health

General

KeywordDescriptionGrade Level
EnvironmentEnvironmental Coloring Books
  • K-4
  • 5-8
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ResearchUnsolved Mysteries of Human Health  Take a virtual tour of the labs, get accurate and non-technical explanations of complex research methods and instruments, check in on real-world examples of current research and more!
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  • 9-12
  • 12+

Storybooks

KeywordDescriptionGrade Level
Carbon MonoxideWhat Could It Be, Beverly?
  • K-4
  • 5-8
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ChemicalsWhat's Wrong Whiskers?
  • K-4
  • 5-8
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ETSMama Didn't know
  • K-4
  • 5-8
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LeadBradley and the Bad Pb
  • K-4
  • 5-8
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SafetyRead the Label Mabel
  • K-4
  • 5-8
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StewardshipSharon Cleans Up
  • K-4
  • 5-8
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StewardshipSharon Finds the Environment (2MB) See also, Story Time: Sharon finds the Environment.
  • K-4
  • 5-8
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WaterWater, the Never Ending Story
  • K-4
  • 5-8
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Web Based Activities

KeywordDescriptionGrade Level
AirAir and My World Indoors
  • K-4
  • 5-8
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Air - Indoor airToxRAP: What is Wrong with the Johnson Family?  - The goal of the SUC2ES2 (Students Understanding Critical Connections between the Environment, Society and Self) is to empower students in the fifth grade to improve their science knowledge, skills and attitudes so that they can make informed decisions about the environment and their health. Students become health hazard investigators and through a series of hands-on, inquiry-based, authentic activities, investigate effects of an indoor pollutant on human health. Over the course of 10 weeks, students learn how to apply environmental health sciences using the ToxRAPTM (Toxicology, Risk Assessment and Pollution) Map and Framework to real world problems using data, experiments, stories, puzzles, games, simulations, case studies and math activities.
Keywords: Toxicology, risk assessment, risk management, exposure assessment, inquiry-base, applied science, integrated, authentic, environmental health, carbon monoxide, indoor air quality
Subjects: Reading, Writing, Communication, Mathematics, Science, Social studies, Health & fitness, Art
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  • 5-8
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AsthmaToxRAP: The Case of the Green Feathers  - The goal of the SUC2ES2 (Students Understanding Critical Connections between the Environment, Society and Self) is to empower students in the second grade to improve their science knowledge, skills and attitudes so that they can make informed decisions about the environment and their health. Students become health hazard detectives and through a series of hands-on, inquiry-based, authentic activities, investigate effects of pollen on human health. Over the course of 10 weeks, students learn how to apply environmental health sciences using the ToxRAPTM (Toxicology, Risk Assessment and Pollution) Map and Framework to real world problems using data, experiments, stories, poems, books, puzzles, games, simulations, case studies and math activities.
Keywords: Toxicology, risk assessment, risk management, exposure assessment, inquiry-base, applied science, integrated, authentic, environmental health, pollen, allergies, asthma
Subjects: Reading, Writing, Communication, Mathematics, Science, Social studies, Health & fitness, Art
  • K-4
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CareersCareers in Environmental Health  - Men and women who work in environmental public health are concerned with anything in the environment that may affect human health, from clean water to polluted air, mercury to mosquitoes. This interactive activity from Teachers Domain describes careers in different environmental public health disciplines. Learn about careers in these fields and how environmental public health professionals prevent disease, create safe environments, treat people sickened from environmental exposures, and help the public make healthy decisions.
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  • 5-8
  • 9-12
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ChemicalsChemical Hazards at Home  - Toxie the cat leads kids from room to room in a typical house, pointing out chemical hazards like carbon monoxide, lead, chlorine, and radon, in this interactive activity from the National Library of Medicine. After clicking on each hazard, students are given additional information about why the selected substance is dangerous to human and pet health, and where else it can be found.
Keywords: Chemicals, environmental health, carbon monoxide, lead, radon, pets
  • K-4
  • 5-8
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Climate ChangeClimate Change and Human Health  - Learn how human health is impacted by changes in the environment in this interactive activity. Explore how global climate change affects health issues such as airway diseases, developmental disorders, mental health disorders, vectorborne diseases, and waterborne diseases. In addition, consider possible ways to reduce health risks.
Keywords: Climate Change
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  • 9-12
  • 12+
EarthHome Planet Earth
  • K-4
  • 5-8
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FoodFood and My World
  • K-4
  • 5-8
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LeadLead Busters
  • K-4
  • 5-8
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LeadToxRAP: Mystery Illness Strikes the Sanchez Household  - The goal of the SUC2ES2 (Students Understanding Critical Connections between the Environment, Society and Self) is to empower students in the seventh grade to improve their science knowledge, skills and attitudes so that they can make informed decisions about the environment and their health. Students become health hazard scientists and through a series of hands-on, inquiry-based, authentic activities, investigate effects of an indoor pollutant on human health. Over the course of 10 weeks, students learn how to apply environmental health sciences using the ToxRAPTM (Toxicology, Risk Assessment and Pollution) Map and Framework to real world problems using data, experiments, puzzles, games, simulations, case studies and math activities.
Keywords: Toxicology, risk assessment, risk management, exposure assessment, inquiry-base, applied science, integrated, authentic, environmental health, lead paint hazards, indoor air quality
Subjects: Reading, Writing, Communication, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Health & fitness
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WaterWater and My World
  • K-4
  • 5-8
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