2024: Extraordinary Earth Project

Nasha Zemlya. Nuestra Tierra. Unsere Erde. Dünyamız. Our Earth.

This year, we’re inviting students from around the world to join us in learning about our environment, and the things we can do to protect our earth. Although global environmental issues like climate change affect us all, different parts of the world are impacted in diverse ways. Our goal is to encourage teachers and students to be thoughtful about how our actions affect both the ecosystems in our backyard and the planet. [Get started](https://www.studentsrebuild.org/register).

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How it Works

From understanding to action in 1-2-3.

Take three simple but powerful steps to help your students deepen their connection to the environment and our world’s ecosystems:

1. Register, set, go!

Learn about how we can protect the extraordinary Earth through tackling global environmental issues like climate change. We provide the lessons, content guides and other website resources.

2. Create your art!

Create art out of recycled materials that helps deepen connections with the following environmental themes: Repurposing Waste, Deforestation, Clean Air and Ecosystems.

3. Share your artwork!

For each artwork you submit, the Bezos Family Foundation will make a $5 donation to organizations tackling environmental issues responding to the climate crisis across the world.

Get started

Get Started with the Extraordinary Earth Project

To jump into action, use our [Leader Guide](https://assets.ctfassets.net/7qonaq6zrtkb/3T9Kajx74KVdAce4u0URHj/129ff8ea9389969c8e6600529afd8fa2/EEP_Leader_Guide_081023.pdf), [Making Art Guide](https://assets.ctfassets.net/7qonaq6zrtkb/3W8HyUafXcdBjLqzwxS2QG/c821775a67df1ca7706a42d362d5d256/EEP_Art_Guide_081023.pdf) and watch our short [introduction video](https://stage.studentsrebuild.org/challenges/earth). Explore additional learning opportunities on our [Resources](https://studentsrebuild.org/challenges/earth/resources) page. All are flexible enough for any setting and designed to maximize student engagement while minimizing prep time. Many meet national standards. And all are free of charge.

Spring Art-Making Guide

Spring Art-Making Guide (En Español)

Team Leader Guide

Team Leader Guide (En Español)

Curriculum Resources

Fall Art-Making Guide

Fall Art-Making Guide (En Español)

Why the Extraordinary Earth Project?

Inspiring Change

With every art submission to the Extraordinary Earth Project, students can raise $5 for challenge partners like Choose Love/Choose Earth, Little Amal, National Wildlife Federation, Eden Reforestation Projects, and the Solgaard Nyx Foundation working to mitigate the effects of environmental issues.

Students focus on what matters most to them.

Students create art out of recycled materials that helps deepen connections with the following environmental themes: repurposing waste, deforestation, clean air and ecosystems.

How the money will help

For each artwork we receive, the Bezos Family Foundation will make a $5 donation to organizations tackling environmental issues responding to the climate crisis across the world.

Interactive Map

Check out art from across the world.

Use this map to find other teams participating in the Extraordinary Earth Project. Click the pins to see where teams are creating art and find inspiration in their artistic creations. Register to be added to the map, and click the icons to learn how the programs you’re funding are making a difference.

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