Primary
SGreen: Recycle at School
SGreen: Recycle at School

These toolkits focus on strengthening students' concept of waste reduction, recycling and upcycling. The package proposes activities such as field-work to explore the school's recycling practices, encouraging community engagement through school-wide activities and partnerships with non-profit organisations. By weaving in subjects of science and arts, this toolkit introduces feasible, yet very effective ways of advocating individual as well as community efforts for recycling. This resource package comes in both English and Mandarin.

Empower The Next Generation of Ocean Guardians
Empower The Next Generation of Ocean Guardians

A series of interactive, locally contextualized science modules designed to teach the ecological importance of Malaysia’s biodiversity and other marine wildlife. Rather than passive reading, these modules include presentation slides (available in both English and Bahasa Malaysia), a comprehensive teacher's guide, and interactive activities for students.

How Dirt Works
How Dirt Works

A highly tactile and experimental module designed to teach foundational soil ecology and agricultural chemistry to early learners. Rather than reading passive definitions, primary students conduct a hands-on "Mason Jar Soil Shake Analysis" to physically separate and measure local sand, silt, and clay ratios. Includes interactive student data sheets to track soil water-retention metrics, measure pH indicators, and map how macro-nutrients cycle through decomposing organic matter.

How Dirt Works
How Dirt Works

A highly tactile and experimental module designed to teach foundational soil ecology and agricultural chemistry to early learners. Rather than reading passive definitions, primary students conduct a hands-on "Mason Jar Soil Shake Analysis" to physically separate and measure local sand, silt, and clay ratios. Includes interactive student data sheets to track soil water-retention metrics, measure pH indicators, and map how macro-nutrients cycle through decomposing organic matter.

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