Incentives to get everyone involved Made out of pompoms and googly eyes, these friendly monsters can be left in libraries and computer labs to remind users to turn off monitors when they leave. Tips: Another option is a laminated monster cut-out that is attached by...
Incentives to get everyone involved Many schools use Energy Hogs as playful reminders to classrooms when their lights and devices have been left on. Tips: Come up with an Energy Hog mascot that is unique to your school. For one school, “Energy Eddie” is the Energy...
Monitor, evaluate, and celebrate success Enlist both students and adults in school-wide energy-consumption monitoring. Tips: Create an EcoTracker team, identified by T-shirts or badges, that monitors lights and other electronics (computer monitors, smartboards, LCD...
Monitor, evaluate, and celebrate success School caretakers and custodians are integral to your EcoSchools program success. Be sure to meet and talk with them about new initiatives to get project buy-in and support. Tips: Work with your custodian to set and monitor the...
SAMSUNG CAMERA PICTURES Make an even larger impact Use awareness of heating and cooling systems to augment your energy savings and reduce your school’s ecological footprint. Tips: In the winter, close blinds at the end of the day to keep the heat in. In warmer months,...
Make an even larger impact Use natural light on sunny days to conserve energy. This does not mean learning in the dark – it just means looking for opportunities to reduce energy use when sufficient light is available. Tips: If you have natural light in your classroom,...
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