Earth Week 2025
We’ll be promoting activities all week, feel free to use these themes or make up your own. Show what you’re doing on these days of the week on Twitter and Instagram @AustinISDGreen, and use #AISDGreen!
Energy & Water Activities 
Take action with your school utility data and training
Visit the AISD Energy & Water Management webpage to see your school’s energy and water use, use the energy and water conservation checklists, and sign up for the energy & water conservation training for your school or work group. Image: Artwork by Eastside Early College High School student.
Request an Austin Energy Presenter
Austin Energy provides a variety of free STEM learning opportunities for students, including electrical safety & electricity energy sources classroom presentations, AE All Stars (conservation education), EV for Schools, Career Day speakers and more! Learn more about these programs for your school here.
EcoRise x Austin Energy Solar Curriculum
Housed under the Sustainable Intelligence Curriculum, EcoRise has partnered with Austin Energy to create a renewable energy section. This includes lesson plans that focus on solar energy in schools. EcoRise materials are available FREE to AISD teachers, thanks to the AISD STEM Department.
Continue learning with Austin Energy Green Building!
Learn at your own pace with Austin Energy Green Building (AEGB)’s free eLearning courses. Courses are available anytime, on any device and cover topics like designing for public health and resiliency, navigating incentive programs, engaging communities for equitable development, and much more! Browse the course catalog or create an account to get started.
Attend a FREE 3-day energy education workshop!
Join educators from across the state June 16-18, 2025 for a workshop taught by Dr. Michael E. Webber, UT Austin professor and energy expert, based on his acclaimed Energy 101 course. This free workshop is designed to provide educators with practical tools and engaging content to bring energy topics into the classroom. Learn more here.
Watt Watchers: Texas is too good to waste!
Check out Watt Watchers of Texas, a state-sponsored STEM program to help boost energy literacy for K-12 students and help schools save money by saving energy. Students, teachers, and families have access to energy saving tips, activities, and lessons.You can find activities based on grade level or topic, and the whole website is available in Spanish.
EPA WaterSense for Kids
Teach your students how to save water and play the Test Your WaterSense Game. Fun for all ages!
Join the Lorax to help save energy, water, and protect the planet
Download the Seussical story and activity book to help save energy, water, and protect the planet. Recommended for grades K-7.
Save energy at home!
Check out Austin Energy’s guide for no-cost and low-cost ways to save energy at home.