The climate change shop
Fact-checked printables for the kitchen table and the classroom, plus a short list of books and kit. Every purchase helps keep this site free.
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Climate change printables
Fact-checked PDFs in A4 and US Letter, sold as instant downloads from the ReallyByte store.

Colour the Greenhouse Effect: Diagram & Colouring Pack
Label-and-colour diagrams of the greenhouse effect, the carbon cycle and rising seas, plus colouring pages of sea ice, glaciers, coral, coasts and a mountain-top observatory

Climate Change Puzzle Pack: Crosswords, Codes & Carbon Logic
A crossword, a word search, a timeline sort, a code-cracker, cause-or-effect sorting and graph-reading puzzles, all with answer keys

Climate Change Fact Cards: Causes, Evidence & Effects
Twenty-four fact-checked cards on the causes, the evidence, the effects, the scientists and the agreements, each with its source

Read the Data: A Climate Graphing Workbook
Plot real NOAA carbon dioxide and NASA temperature figures, read the Keeling Curve, and keep a year of your own weather records

Our Warming World: Kids’ Climate Change Worksheets
For ages 7 to 11: label the greenhouse effect, true or false, cause or effect, climate maths, a maze, colouring, a word search and riddles, with answer keys

Climate Change Poster Set
Six fact-checked posters: what climate change is, the greenhouse effect, the Keeling Curve, warming since 1880, rising seas and the Paris Agreement
Free sample
Try before you buy: a free 9-page climate change sample, with a diagram to label, a puzzle, four fact cards, a graph to plot, a worksheet and a poster from the packs. A4 PDF (619 KB) or US Letter PDF (609 KB).
Books & kit
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Books
- Books on climate change (affiliate link)For the science behind the headlines.
- Climate change books for children (affiliate link)The greenhouse effect and rising seas, explained with pictures.
- Books on weather and climate (affiliate link)Weather, climate and how scientists measure them.
Maps and globes
- World atlases (affiliate link)Find the ice sheets, glaciers and low-lying coasts on a proper map.
- A globe (affiliate link)See where the Arctic sea ice sits, and why the poles matter.
Measure and plot your own
- A weather station for kids (affiliate link)Keep your own records, just like the scientists.
- A max-min thermometer (affiliate link)Catch the highest and lowest temperatures each day.
- A rain gauge (affiliate link)Measure your rain in millimetres.
- Graph paper (affiliate link)Plot the Keeling Curve or the temperature record yourself.
- Solar science kits (affiliate link)Build a small solar-powered model.
