In Week 3, children learn about the challenges nature faces — and how we can all help. Through STEM and NGSS-aligned activities, students (ages 4–10) explore pollution, habitat destruction, and endangered species in an age-appropriate way.

They’ll see how human actions, like littering or cutting down too many trees, can harm wildlife, and discover simple solutions such as recycling, planting trees, and protecting animal homes.

With hands-on experiments, conservation lessons, and problem-solving activities, kids gain a hopeful, empowering message: small actions can fix big problems.

By the end of the week, learners will understand cause-and-effect in the environment and be able to suggest real ways people — including kids — can make a difference.