Youth Created Resources
Youth Created Resources
GET City
Energy Efficiency & Conservation
•Make a change! Illustrates how youth conduct a lightbulb audit at their school, and why it matters in terms of CO2 emissions and climate change. Jazzy, Chantalice & Cammie
•The story of coal: Video rap explaining the story of coal: how it is harvested and its impact on the environment. Theresa and Bianca
•The Lightbulb Rap: In this rap, we explain why changing out your old lights to CFLs can help to prevent climate change. Kinyarda, Jayla and Daryll.
•It’s time to do something: Examines environmental impacts of energy usage. Amber, Keshauna & Morgan
•It’s electric: Builds a case for energy conservation in everyday youth practices. Will & Tray
•What will your future be?: Examines the relationship between energy usage and climate change. Chandler & Kaylin
•The choice is yours: Examines energy consumptions patterns in the US and globally. TT & LuLu
•How much energy do you use?: Provides a rationale for inquiring into one’s own energy practices. Velnique, Dominique, & Ta’Sia
Energy Conservation & Efficiency
•Energy Crisis Unit
•Complete Streets Unit
•Green Design Unit
Alternative Energy
•Hybrid Power Plant Unit
•Cars of the Future Unit
•Fuel Cell Cars Unit
As GET Citians we design cybertools to teach others about issues in green energy technologies that make a difference in our communities and in our world. Our cybertools are meant to be youth-friendly, and incorporate fun and interesting ways to “make a case” for going green while teaching you something about science!
We have presented our work in our classrooms at school and at many other places including workshops and presentations at:
•Our churches
•local community centers
•City Hall & the Mayor’s Office
•community forums on energy
•teacher’s meetings and school-wide events
•Michigan Historic Theater
Make a difference! You can present your work, too! Have a look, borrow, or just make your own. Enjoy!
Alternative Energy
•Green Jobs: Describes what green jobs are and why they are important. Jeffrey
•Hybrid Cars: Examines how electric cars work and their impact on CO2 emissions. Jazzy and Nieya
•Renewable Energy: The pros and cons from popular media perspective. Chandler and Kaylin.