Standards-Based Materials & Guides
Minnesota Power knows that teachers possess the power to enlighten students. We also know that any worthwhile effort requires commitment and resources. That’s why we’re glad to offer you FREE educational materials.
Our materials teach students one of life’s most important lessons, the safe and responsible use of energy. Students will enjoy learning through books that are full of fun and interesting activities, experiments, stories, and facts. Additionally, our books address state science and health content standards, and reinforce math and reading skills.
For comprehensive, easy-to-use class lessons, be sure to download our companion teacher’s guides.
We're Talking Electricity!
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Grades K-2 |
Teach electrical safety the fun way with Louie's 24-page coloring book. Louie's coloring book has been recommended by the National Education Association.
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Louie's Electricks!
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Grades 2-4 |
A 12-page activity book that is loaded with educational games, puzzles, and information about electrical safety. Books are printed in color throughout. "Louie's Electricks" is endorsed by the National Education Association. |
The Clubhouse Kids Make a Big Difference
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Grades 2-4 |
The Clubhouse Kids are in danger of being kicked out of their clubhouse if they don't reduce their energy use. This 32-page storybook promotes an energy-conscious outlook and good habits to students. Activities include cut-out energy tip cards, a home inspection, a club membership certificate, and more. |
Energy Efficiency World
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Grades 4-6 |
Energy Efficiency World teaches energy-related science concepts and energy saving tips. Topics include renewable and non-renewable energy sources, energy transformations, electrical circuits, reducing greenhouse gases, and how to reduce energy use at home and at school. Includes a home energy inspection. |
Hands-on Energy Efficiency
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Grades 5-7 |
This fascinating new book is brimming with experiments and activities for students in the classroom that have real-life applications. Experiments include examining an energy bill and testing ways to conserve energy. |
Windy Classroom
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These materials provide a full curriculum to educate students about electrical energy, the benefits and limitations of wind energy generation, the connection between energy consumption and production, and tips for home energy conservation. For more information on renewable energy visit www.nmnrenewables.org |