• California Energy Education Resource Directory (Acrobat PDF file, 22 pages, 178 kb)


• Overview of Internet Resources for Energy Education: CSTA Conference, October 25, 2007 (Microsoft Word file, 145 kb)


• HOME ENERGY SURVEY - Steps on saving energy in your house and school (PDF file, 19.7 MEGABYTES - note size!)


• Books & Other Printed Resources


• Brochure: How to Start An Energy Patrol (PDF file, 10.3 MEGABYTES - note size!)


• Videos and DVD Resources


• Energy Education Websites


• "EQ Picks" - Our recommendations on books about energy


• Lesson Plans


• Organizations


• A+ for Energy Program - $2 million in grants available to give teachers tools to teach children about energy and energy efficiency


• Teacher's List Server & Bulletin Board


• Teacher Training, Workshops, Fellowships and Internships in Energy



• Higher Education Programs, Courses and Degrees in Energy

Note to Parents and Teachers...

Thank you for visiting the California Energy Commission's Energy Quest Website. We hope you find the information here informative and helpful.

In this section, parents and teachers will find various energy and environmental education materials and resources. We hope to add more energy education resources and material as they are developed, found or become available and are digitized for Internet use. Please check back with us regularly for new additions!

If you have materials that you think should be included or websites that we should know about, please send it to us or let us know. Or if you have a comment about one of our pages, please e-mail us or drop us a letter. Our address and other information can be found on our contact us page.

You may also want to visit the U.S. Dept of Energy's Energy Information Administration's site. EIA publishes a written resources as well as providing info on line. Energy Education Resources: Kindergarten Through 12th Grade is a printed and on-line list of generally available free or low-cost energy-related educational materials. The entries are listed alphabetically by organization title. Each entry includes the address, telephone number, and description of the organization and the energy-related materials available. Most of the entries also include Internet (Web) and electronic mail (E-Mail) addresses. In the back of the book there is a subject index cross-referenced by number to the alphabetical entries.

Go to: www.eia.doe.gov/bookshelf/eer/kiddietoc.html