Energy Efficiency

Building a sustainable tomorrow with science.

At Ohio Energy Project, we know that the only pathway towards a sustainable future is through science. And the science tells us that energy efficiency and conservation are key to a happier and healthier tomorrow. Working toward that future, OEP offers multiple opportunities to engage in energy efficiency and conservation programming in the classroom. Check out the offerings below to ignite that spark of curiosity and change in your classroom! 

e3: energy • efficiency • environment

Bring energy efficiency and conservation to life in your classroom with this dynamic program. In the classroom, students learn all about the fundamentals of energy, how it relates to our everyday life, and just why that matters not only to ourselves but also to the world around us. Through a series of labs and activities students will explore standards-aligned concepts, such as energy & matter, forms & sources, electricity, habitats & ecosystems, air/water/land pollution, climate change, and so much more! At home, students will work with their families, friends, and neighbors to implement energy efficient behaviors to take charge of their carbon footprint, sparking curiosity and leading their communities in energy conservation. 

Program Benefits

  • An interactive training workshop for participating teachers with OEP Staff covering all provided materials;
  • A teacher-designed energy conservation curriculum, including lesson plans, background information, and classroom labs and activities, all aligned to Ohio’s Learning Standards;
  • The hands-on lab equipment necessary to carry out the above mentioned curriculum;
  • Access to online resources with home activities that reinforce lessons and educate the whole family;
  • A classroom set of student conservation kits full of curriculum-related items, like reusable water bottles, LED bulbs, reusable grocery bags, etc., to help students kick-start their energy efficient behavior at home;
  • Ongoing school-year support from OEP Staff;
  • All of the above at NO COST thanks to our generous partners! 

Interested?

If you are ready to sign up, go ahead and follow the link below to register. If you want more information before committing, reach out to Kelsey Beach at kbeach@ohioenergy.org 

Thank you, sponsors!

e3 Smart

e3 Smart is a science-based, standards-designed study of all things energy–where it comes from, how we use it in our daily lives, and how our own behaviors can help us save both the planet and our pocketbook. OEP’s innovative school-to-home approach connects textbook science with real-world experiences for learners in grades 3-12. In the classroom, students learn all about energy science, efficiency principles, and conservation practices through hands-on labs and activities focused on how we use energy at home. Students, equipped with energy efficiency kits, then put their knowledge to the test, teaching their families, peers, and communities about the importance of energy and its efficient use. 

Program Benefits

  • An interactive training workshop for participating teachers with OEP Staff covering all provided materials;
  • An energy efficiency curriculum, including lesson plans, background information, and classroom labs and activities, all aligned to Ohio’s Learning Standards;
  • The hands-on lab equipment necessary to carry out the above mentioned curriculum;
  • Access to online resources with home activities that reinforce lessons and educate the whole family;
  • A classroom set of student efficiency kits full of curriculum-related items, like LED bulbs, faucet aerators, weatherstripping, etc., to help students kick-start their energy efficient behavior at home;
  • Ongoing school-year support from OEP Staff;
  • All of the above at NO COST thanks to our generous partners! 

Interested?

If you are ready to sign up, go ahead and follow the link below to register. If you want more information before committing, reach out to Kelsey Beach at kbeach@ohioenergy.org for more! 

e3 Smart Classroom Resources

Deadline for submitting student surveys and teacher evaluations is April 15th 

Thank you, sponsors!