The Kids Get It program provides training in energy conservation to enable utility consumers to make informed decisions about their energy use and maximize their energy savings.
Knowledge is POWER. Consumers need the knowledge of the basics of energy origins, the details of energy usage, and the plans for energy conservation to more successfully change their behavior.
Kids Get It brings this information to every home through a school-based, highly engaging, interactive, hands-on training program. The information that students receive is relevant, realistic, and readily able to be implemented in their schools and homes.
“The Kids Get It program not only teaches about energy sources and applications, it provides activities to challenge students and their families to actively participate in personal and community energy conservation. It calls everyone to Action!”
—Sunny Dent, National Energy Foundation
Knowledge is POWER. Consumers need the knowledge of the basics of energy origins, the details of energy usage, and the plans for energy conservation to more successfully change their behavior.
Kids Get It brings this information to every home through a school-based, highly engaging, interactive, hands-on training program. The information that students receive is relevant, realistic, and readily able to be implemented in their schools and homes.
“The Kids Get It program not only teaches about energy sources and applications, it provides activities to challenge students and their families to actively participate in personal and community energy conservation. It calls everyone to Action!”
—Sunny Dent, National Energy Foundation
Curriculum
The Kids Get It multidiscipline curriculum is designed for students in Kindergarten through 12th grade. The activities are aligned to each state’s learning standards. [...]
Workshops
The Kids Get It workshops show educators how to teach about renewable and nonrenewable energies, uses of energies, and energy conservation. [...]
About Us
The Kids Get It program is designed to involve students, teachers, families, and the community in learning about energy sources and energy conservation. [...]
