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25x: Environmental Science 2
Ready-to-use environmental science lessons connecting complex topics to real-world applications.
★★★★★ 4.9 · 8 reviews- 9 units
- Published by 3andB
Instant download from TPT · Paperback on Amazon
What you get
- Ready-to-use lessons on environmental science topics
- High school articles making complex topics accessible
- Real-world applications for environmental concepts
- Local and global environmental challenge exploration
For learners ages 15–18+ building a foundation in environmental science through high school-level articles.
About this workbook
25x: Environmental Science 2 from 3andB is a classroom-ready workbook with 25 complete lessons for high school environmental science courses in grades 10–12. Designed as a continuation of Part 1, the updated 2026 edition explores energy resources, pollution, climate change, land use, conservation biology, sustainable systems, environmental policy, and future challenges.
Each lesson includes instructional articles, guided notes, reflection questions, vocabulary activities, data analysis, real-world case studies, personal action planning prompts, and application activities. Crosswords, word searches, and complete answer keys are also included.
Aligned with NGSS, the workbook suits advanced courses, upper-level electives, CTE pathways, and project-based learning environments. Students learn to analyze evidence, assess environmental risks, apply systems thinking, evaluate solutions, and make informed environmental decisions.
The same shape, every time
In every lesson
A teacher can hand out any lesson in this book and know exactly what a student is getting.
- 1Guided notes
- 2Reflection questions
- 3Hypotheticals
- 4Vocabulary terms
- 5Crossword puzzle
- 6Word search
What's inside
9 units, start to finish.
- Lesson 1: Renewable and Non-renewable Energy Sources
- Lesson 2: Energy Consumption Patterns
- Lesson 3: Green Technology and Energy Efficiency
- Lesson 4: Types and Sources of Pollution
- Lesson 5: Air Pollution and Its Effects on Ecosystems
- Lesson 6: Environmental Toxicology and Human Health
- Lesson 7: Evidence for Climate Change
- Lesson 8: Climate Models and Future Predictions
- Lesson 9: Ocean Acidification and Marine Ecosystems
- Lesson 10: Land Use Changes and Habitat Destruction
- Lesson 11: Human Impact on Biodiversity
- Lesson 12: Invasive Species and Ecosystem Disruption
- Lesson 13: Endangered Species and Extinction
- Lesson 14: Conservation Strategies and Protected Areas
- Lesson 15: Restoration Ecology and Ecosystem Recovery
- Lesson 16: Sustainable Agriculture and Food Production
- Lesson 17: Food Security and Global Nutrition
- Lesson 18: Waste Management and Recycling
- Lesson 19: Environmental Data Collection and Analysis
- Lesson 20: Risk Assessment and Environmental Decision-Making
- Lesson 21: Environmental Policies and Global Cooperation
- Lesson 22: Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation Strategies
- Lesson 23: Developing and Evaluating Environmental Solutions
- Lesson 24: Citizen Science and Community Environmental Monitoring
- Lesson 25: How You Can Act to Protect the Environment
From teachers who bought it
What teachers say
Good supplemental type lessons
I use these to support my class content and it really makes students have to interact with the content.
A Well-Built Environmental Science Resource That Feels Truly Classroom-Ready
I used this with the expectation of getting a solid workbook, and it honestly feels more complete and better thought out than many similar classroom resources. What stands out is that it doesn’t reduce environmental science to generic reading and simple recall. The lessons push students to look at data, think through real environmental problems, and connect science to actual decisions, which is exactly what makes the subject meaningful at this level. I also appreciated how structured and usable it feels from a teaching point of view. The progression is clear, the topics are relevant, and the mix of articles, guided work, case studies, and application activities helps keep it from feeling repetitive. It reads like something made by people who understand what a real classroom needs, not just what looks good in a product description. Overall, it’s a strong, practical resource for high school environmental science, especially for teachers who want something rigorous but still easy to implement.
Substantial and thorough workbooks on environmental science
These are substantial and thorough workbooks on environmental science. I especially appreciate all of the activities including the data analysis, case study, and personal action plans. This is a comprehensive curriculum for high school science classrooms.
Resourceful environmental science class workbook
The 25x: Environmental science - Part 2 workbook is a resource for classrooms in middle and high school environmental science. This book contains lecture notes that save prep time and exercises that cover key topics. The answer keys in the back save the teacher's time during the grading process. The exercises include a mix of multiple choice and written answers.
Super Helpful Resource
My students appreciate the format and ease of use. I appreciate the quick and easy planning.
great resource
This is great to use for many levels and for many purposes. I've used it in my inclusion classes all the way through my AP classes - just use the resource in different ways.
Students enjoyed the information that was in the reading. The follow up activities pushed my students to closely read the article.
Not what I expected but a nice resource for my Environmental Science class.
I thought I was purchasing a case study bundle. While case studies are part of the product, this is really a workbook for an Environmental Science course. It is very comprehensive and I am not sorry I purchased it, just not what I expected. The case study is just a small part of the workbook. It is more of a free response question, rather than a class lesson/activity.
Written against
Standards this workbook covers
- NGSS Next Generation Science Standards
Questions teachers ask
What topics does this workbook cover?
Lessons explore energy sources, climate change, pollution, waste, sustainable cities, environmental hazards, ecosystems, biodiversity, environmental policy, international agreements, and community action.
What is included in each lesson?
Each chapter includes guided notes, reflection questions, hypotheticals, vocabulary terms to define, a crossword puzzle, and a word search for reinforcement.
What will students be able to do?
Students will be able to examine environmental challenges, consider their impacts, and engage with possible responses at local and global levels.
Ready for your classroom
25x: Environmental Science 2 · High School