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The Science of Climate Change Consumables Packet

Recommended Ages

2nd–7th grades (Elementary to Middle School)

The Science of Climate Change Consumables Packet includes the lab sheets, charts, data tables, and activity pages that pair with The Science of Climate Change curriculum from SEA Homeschoolers. Designed by secular science educators to make rigorous climate science feel doable at home, it gives kids structured places to record observations, analyze data, and reflect on complex systems. Parents appreciate that everything is ready to print and clearly labeled, so they aren’t reinventing worksheets for each child or co-op. While it doesn’t replace the core text, this consumables packet is an affordable way to keep each student organized and fully engaged in the hands-on investigations.

This packet is ideal for families already using Blair Lee’s Science of Climate Change course who want to save time, keep student work organized, and give kids a neat, portfolio‑ready record of their labs and data analysis.

Pros

Secular STEM families love that this consumables packet gives them ready‑to‑print lab sheets, graphs, data tables, and questions that tie directly into The Science of Climate Change: A Hands‑On Course and are updated yearly with current greenhouse‑gas data. 

Cons

The main drawback is that it’s not a stand‑alone curriculum—you still need the main text—and you’ll be printing a fair number of pages, which can be challenging for families without easy or inexpensive access to a printer.

Because it’s a secular science supplement, some ESA and charter programs will fund it under science curriculum or enrichment when purchased through SEA Books & More or other approved vendors. Policies vary widely, so families should confirm with their program.

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The Science of Climate Change Consumables Packet
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The Science of Climate Change Consumables Packet Mission

The mission of The Science of Climate Change Consumables Packet is to make it easy for families and co-ops to use Blair Lee’s climate course year after year by providing ready-to-print lab sheets, graphs, tables, and activity pages with up-to-date data. It supports kids in doing real, hands-on science about global warming and climate change rather than just reading about it, helping them understand both the evidence and the solutions.

The Science of Climate Change Consumables Packet Story

This consumables packet grew directly out of teacher and parent feedback from Blair Lee’s The Science of Climate Change: A Hands-On Course, which uses text and eighteen activities to explore why the climate is changing, how humans are involved, and what can be done. As families asked for a way to reuse the main text without re-buying the book, Blair and SEA Homeschoolers created a separate PDF with all 31 consumable pages, updated annually with current greenhouse gas data. The result is a practical add-on that keeps the course fresh and easy to implement across multiple ages.

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FAQ: Additional Details about The Science of Climate Change Consumables Packet

Imagine the poster on the wall, your child sitting at the table with a colorful worksheet that mirrors part of the graphic. They might shade temperature graphs, label greenhouse gases, or draw local climate impacts, then talk with you about what they notice. It feels like a hands-on science notebook that ties directly to a visual anchor in your learning space.

This consumables packet is designed to be used alongside The Science of Climate Change poster or unit, giving students structured ways to interact with key concepts. Families print or use the pre-printed pages as guided note-taking sheets, labeling diagrams, answering questions, and completing short activities that reinforce vocabulary and big ideas about climate science.

Parents or caregivers typically lead a brief discussion using the poster or a related reading, then guide their child through the corresponding page, asking open-ended questions and clarifying terms. Older students can work more independently and then review answers with an adult.

Best suited for upper-elementary and middle school students who can read short passages, follow diagram labels, and write brief responses. Younger kids can still participate with adult scribing and discussion.

The consumables packet is meant to accompany climate lessons with concrete activities, which can help ADHD and hands‑on learners who need to “do something” with big ideas. It works best when adults monitor emotional load for anxious or highly empathic kids and balance tough facts with action‑oriented projects.

This consumables pack supports a hands-on climate change course, giving kids graphic organizers, lab sheets, and activities that tie abstract environmental ideas to concrete, sensory-rich investigations.

Refunds are governed by SEA Books & More or the retailer you purchase from. Physical packets in unused condition are often returnable within a limited window; downloadable consumables are usually non-refundable once access is granted.

It’s not necessary for families who prefer to have kids write directly in the main book or in a lab notebook, or for those who are only doing a light, discussion‑based survey of climate science without formal labs.

Alternatives or complements include the full Science of Climate Change book, Oak Meadow’s environmental science, NASA Climate Kids, and free climate‑change lesson packs from organizations like the EPA.

Climate science content is periodically updated by the creators to reflect current data and research, and new or revised consumable pages may be released when the poster or main resource is updated.

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Meet Blair

Blair Lee, M.S., is a scientist, homeschool mom, and founder of SEA Homeschoolers who specializes in writing secular, activity-rich science curricula for home educators. She holds bachelor’s degrees in biology and chemistry and a master’s degree in chemistry from the University of California San Diego, and has authored more than a dozen science books, including The Science of Climate Change: A Hands-On Course. A fun fact: Blair is a passionate world traveler who often weaves real field observations and data from organizations like NASA, NOAA, and the EPA into her courses so kids see how science connects to the real world.