Environmental Films Organized by Grade Level

For Homeschooling and Virtual Education to Enrich Learning Connected to the UN Sustainability Goal #14 Life Below Water: Activities Included

Students watch a selection of curated films from the MY HERO Multimedia Library to enhance learning at home and school.

For Homeschooling and Virtual Education to Enrich Learning Connected to the UN Sustainability Goal #14 Life Below Water: Activities Included

Students watch a selection of curated films from the MY HERO Multimedia Library to enhance learning at home and school.

Students watch a selection of curated films from the MY HERO Multimedia Library to enhance learning at home and school.

One World One Ocean's new animated video celebrates the wonders of the ocean. 

A story about two friends and their discovery of the relationship between our cities' storm drains and the world's oceans, lakes and rivers. (9:55 minutes run time)

Nine-year-old Milo Cress is concerned about the millions of straws that pollute waterways, waste fossil-fuel resource,s and harm ocean creatures. (4:28 minutes run time)

Plastic pollution is threatening the ocean's ecosystems, but we can work together to prevent further damage! (4:46 minutes run time)

Our world has a serious ocean plastics problem. There are now a higher number of plastics in the ocean than the number of fish. (4:39 minutes run time)

Madeline Gillum's 6th Grade Class at Sultana Elementary created this video through the MY HERO / iEARN Learning Circles

Young Olivia loves birds, and creates over 500 paintings of her feathered friends to raise funds for Audubon's bird rescue.

Students watch the film The Kelp Lady featuring marine biologist Nancy Caruso.