This lesson plan and presentation will focus on raising awareness around fires by looking at safety measures people can use at home and in the environment to help prevent fires. It will also focus on the advantages and disadvantages of fire and differentiate between flammable and non-flammable items.

What are ecosystems and food webs? Why are ecosystems and food webs important to us? In this lesson plan and presentation, you’ll learn methods to help you identify threats to ecosystems and solutions to these threats, and find out how ecosystems and the food web are created.

This lesson plans covers the water cycle, why water is important and the states of matter.

Planet Earth is made of rocks. This workshop aimed at teachers focuses on important topics such as biodiversity and soil conservation. 

Learn about illegal biodiversity activities that threaten our indigenous wild animals and plants and what can be done to prevent these crimes.

Teachers workshop: Natural Science and Technology for Grade 5 on planet Earth and beyond, systems and control (the surface of the Earth)
* Rocks
* Soil types

Saving energy is an important part of sustainable living. This presentation and lesson plan offer both youth groups and adults the information and tools to understand the value of energy and how to conserve it in our daily lives.

We use energy for everything we do – we get our energy from food, and the energy in our food comes from the sun. Plants also use the energy from the sun to make food for animals and people. This presentation and lesson plan is ideal for teachers.

Use this lesson plan and presentation to teach and learn all about renewable and non-renewable resources.

This lesson plan will help you run a programme on the incredible flora of the Western Cape with communities or young people.

This lesson plan looks at the causes of fire, how to report them, and how to become fire wise and prevent them. 

Learn all about food chains and ecosystems. There are one-hour and three-hour lesson options available.