This free guide from PlanetED supports educators and families in leading climate conversations that connect science to everyday life, culture, and community. It offers thought‑provoking prompts and activities to help young people explore climate topics with curiosity and confidence.

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.

A youth‑focused platform that teaches disaster preparedness, resilience and community action through hands‑on learning and real‑world scenarios.

A curated educational film hub that utilises the power of visual storytelling to examine human environment interactions. Rather than dry text, it uses a wide range of cinema, from popular animated feature films to real-life environmental documentaries. Teachers can filter the collection by specific age brackets to facilitate classroom discussions on pressing topics like climate change, habitat destruction, biodiversity, and sustainable farming practices.