Epa
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About Epa
Epa is an organization that provides resources for children, families, and educators across Science, Nature & environment, Parent & educator.
- Identity status
- Verified from official sources
- Official website
- epa.gov ↗
- Directory resources
- 8 published resources
- Main subjects
- Science · Nature & environment · Parent & educator · Geography · Government · Education
Explore Epa
EPA Environmental Games and Activities
Environmental games, quizzes, videos, activity books, and hands-on learning ideas from the U.S. EPA.
EPA Students
Free K–12 environmental homework help, games, quizzes, videos, lesson plans, and project ideas from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
US EPA Lesson Plans and Teacher Guides
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency provides topic-based lesson plans, teacher guides, and online environmental resources for students and educators.
US EPA Homework Resources about Environmental Issues
EPA’s homework hub organizes student-friendly help across air, climate, ecosystems, energy, health, recycling, water, and science and research topics.
EPA Children’s Resources for Educators
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s children’s resources page connects educators with environmental education programs, K–12 homework resources, lesson plans, project ideas, healthy-school guidance, and youth-athlete environmental health information.
US EPA Community Service Environmental Projects
EPA’s community-service collection gives students and educators ideas for watershed protection, waste reduction, recycling, composting, water monitoring, and environmental service learning.
US EPA Science Fair Environmental Projects
EPA’s science-fair page offers environmental project ideas about surface-water quality, waste reduction, reuse, and recycling for students and teachers.
EPA Environmental Education
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s environmental-education hub connects children, families, teachers, and communities with learning resources about the environment and stewardship.
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