Future Chicken Learning Resource Library

Explore our library of learning resources to discover fun activities, cool experiments, and eco-focused videos that inspire planet-positive action. Created with guidance from both our Future Chicken Advisory Committee and the Learning Innovation Committee, these resources align with global goals for a better future. Organized into five key learning themes—each represented by a Planet Protector—they help kids understand how small steps can make a big impact.

Resource Library

The Future of Creativity using Nature with Tyler Shaw

Theme: Cycles & Circles, Healthy Communities

Award-winning singer and songwriter Tyler Shaw joins Future Chicken, Frittata, and Rocket Pants for an inspiring conversation about music, creativity, mental health, and the power of nature. 🎶🌲 Tyler shares how spending time outdoors fuels his songwriting, why creativity can help us process big feelings, and how small positive actions can make a real difference […]

Can you Sing with Em Beihold

Theme: Healthy Communities

Singer-songwriter Em Beihold joins FC, Frittata, and Rocket Pants for a heartwarming conversation about creativity, mental health, and the power of community. 🌱🎶 Em shares how songwriting helps her process emotions, why supporting others matters, and what she does to stay mentally healthy. Inspired by her message, the crew travels back in time to learn […]

Environmental Learning for Kids with Autumn Peltier

Theme: Cycles & Circles, Healthy Communities, Water

Water is life and everyone deserves access to clean water. 💧🌍 In this inspiring episode of the Future Chicken Podcast, FC and Frittata speak with Autumn Peltier, an Anishinaabe water rights activist who has been advocating for safe water since she was eight years old! Autumn shares how water connects all living things, why some […]

Build a Better Planet with Drew Scott

Theme: Cycles & Circles, Healthy Communities

Future Chicken and the Planet Protectors are time-twisting into an epic chat with HGTV star and Property Brother Drew Scott! 🛠️🌎 He shares how dreaming big and working together can help us build greener homes and stronger communities — no matter your age. 💡 But when FC’s latest invention flops, Drew’s advice helps everyone learn […]

Bird Facts for Kids with Xtreme Falconry

Theme: Cycles & Circles, Healthy Communities

Ever wondered how falcons fly so FAST? 🦅💨 Future Chicken meets the experts at Xtreme Falconry to learn all about the awesome world of birds of prey! From high-speed hunting dives to incredible sharp eyesight, these raptors are the true superheroes of the sky. Discover how falconers work with these amazing animals to help protect […]

Goal 7

Theme: Clean Energy, Healthy Communities

Hydrogen doesn’t just fall under our theme of Clean Energy, it also connects directly with Goal 7 of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals that is all about ensuring access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy.  Learn about Sustainable Development and Energy at the United Nations website. Then answer these questions: 1. Why is Goal 7 […]

Trees, Please! A Fun Learning Activity for Kids

Theme: Cycles & Circles, Healthy Communities

This learning exercise is designed to help kids explore the important role trees play in supporting both people and the environment. Through “Trees, Please,” children will discover how trees provide food and shelter for living organisms, store carbon, produce oxygen, and contribute to a healthy planet. By using all five senses, this hands-on experience takes […]

Saving Water

Theme: Cycles & Circles, Water

Water is found in three states of matter on Earth – solid (ice), liquid (lakes, rivers, oceans), and gas (humidity in the atmosphere, clouds). The same water has been cycling through these three states for millions of years. Did you know that we are drinking the same water the dinosaurs drank! However, only 0.3% of […]

Nature Search

Theme: Healthy Communities, Water

Going on a nature search is a fun way for kids to explore the world around them! When you look for things in nature—like leaves, rocks, bugs, or animal tracks—you learn how amazing our planet is. Being outside helps you notice new colors, sounds, and shapes, and it makes you feel curious and excited. Nature […]