The resources on this page are meant to support educators in their use of GLOBE in formal and informal educational settings. This page will be updated as new resources are made available.
getstarted
Get started with GLOBE
This document outlines how to get started with GLOBE, ways to engage, how students can share their research, and literacy connections.
This streamlined guide for installing a GLOBE weather station can be shared with organization facilities managers, or anyone determining the correct placement of the station and its instruments.
The GLOBE U.S. Coordination Office is working in partnership with the USDA Forest Service to show connections between Natural Inquirer readers for students and GLOBE protocols, learning activities, and storybooks. The following items demonstrate how these materials can be used together in a classroom activity. More products will be added soon. Find details on the crosswalk project.
Lower elementary
Earth Systems Connections by Alicia Carlson, Outreach and Communications Lead for the GLOBE U.S. Coordination Office
Water Quality by Pam Evans, Middle and High School Science Teacher
The World's Forests by Alicia Carlson, Outreach and Communications Lead for the GLOBE U.S. Coordination Office [note: this links to an overview for a blog series with 5 blog posts]
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libraries
GLOBE resources for libraries
This guide provides ready-to-use library program plans for patrons of all ages that feature GLOBE Program activities and data collection opportunities.
NGSS, State Education Standards and GLOBE Connections
U.S. GLOBE Partners have mapped GLOBE protocols and learning activities to their specific state, and in some cases city, standards. Providing these standards helps educators implement GLOBE into their curricula. *NOTE* Many of the documents on this page reference older state standards.