I have 12 Climate Action Kits and can support classroom learning. Climate action kits are hands-on STEM learning tools that use the micro:bit to teach coding, robotics, and computer science concepts while engaging students with real-world climate change issues and the UN's Sustainable Development Goals. Their purpose is to provide purpose-driven learning, allowing students to design and build their own technological solutions to pressing environmental challenges, fostering creativity, problem-solving skills, and digital literacy among K-12 students.

• There is Alberta aligned curricular lessons for the new Math and Science program of studies.