Educational Resources on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

Published on 09.25.2025

10 min read

Middle School High School

Life and earth sciences Science and technology of industry and sustainable development

The UN Goals (SDGs) are central to school curricula and help raise students' awareness of major environmental, social, and economic issues. Planète Energies provides ready-to-use resources for teachers eager to bring the SDGs into the classroom in a playful yet impactful way.

What are the Sustainable Development Goals

The 17 SDGs, adopted by the UN in 2015, aim to build a sustainable future by 2030. They address key global challenges such as education, health, poverty, climate, and biodiversity, with the aim of building a more equita...

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Integrating SDGs Into Education: Key Resources and Activities

To make your lessons interactive, alternate between theoretical input and multimedia content using the resources provided by Planète Energies. Short videos are a great way to capture students' attention and spark meaningful discussion. Below are three energy-related videos that are perfect for exploring SDGs with middle or high school students:

Three Videos to Use in Class

SDG 7: better access to energy

SDG 7 aims to achieve cleaner and more sustainable energy at an affordable cost.

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SDG 12: doing more with less

SDG 12 promotes sustainable production and consumption patterns that help conserve resources and protect the environment.

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SDG 13: fighting against climate change

SDG 13 concerns climate action to reduce drought, flooding, and cyclones.

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Educational Activities 
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• Organize classroom discussions on the SDGs - for example, why access to energy can be a powerful driver for development?

• Connect the SDGs to everyday experiences - bringing together subjects like tracking energy use at school, launching community initiatives or organizing educational field trips.

• Propose interdisciplinary projects to fellow teachers – like Life and Earth Sciences, History and Geography, English , Physics, Chemistry, and Technology.