Renewable Students

Grades: 8th-12th |   Since 2019

470 PROGRAMS   12,500 STUDENTS

Renewable Students classroom presentation is a unique multimedia learning experience delving into the history, science, and costs/benefits of many renewable forms of energy. Our program has a short pre-visit video that serves as the anticipatory set to the 55 minutes classroom presentation, and we highly recommend viewing prior to our visit! We have compiled several, multi-tiered post-visit learning opportunities to supplement your students’ learning, along with an engaging summative post-visit video to share with your students. Our program is aligned to ADE Standards.

There is a recorded livestream of the presentation at eeexchange.org/e3-live.

To schedule Renewable Students for your students, click on the button below. If you have questions or comments about the program, contact our Energy Team at energy@eeexchange.org or call 520-670-1442.

Teacher Materials

Pre-Visit Video

The pre-visit video has been designed to prepare your students for the on-site presentation.

If you cannot view the adjacent YouTube video, two downloadable video versions are available below. The high resolution file is preferable, but if your download time is too slow, or your computer doesn’t play back the larger file correctly, you may choose the low resolution file (the content is exactly the same, but the quality of the visuals is slightly lower). Be patient, as the video may take some time to download.

Pre-Visit Video High Resolution Pre-Visit Video Low Resolution

Light Bulb Survey

To help us get a better understanding of lightbulbs in Tucson, please encourage your students to complete the online home lightbulb survey. All students who complete the survey form will be entered to win a free iPad!!

Student Light Bulb Survey (English)

Student Light Bulb Survey (Spanish)

Post-Visit Teacher Resources

The post-visit activities were compiled to help your students make personal connections to the content of the Renewable Students program, and to further supplement your classroom curriculum.