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

Clothes Dryers Use How Much Energy?

Theme: Clean Energy, Healthy Communities

Persa teaches us about the surprising amount of energy clothes dryers consume and discover simple ways to reduce your energy usage. She demonstrates alternative methods for drying clothes that are not only energy-efficient but also better for the environment, such as hang drying!

Using Salt to Make New Green Batteries

Theme: Clean Energy, Water

Future Chicken and Frittata learns how salt is used to make green energy batteries! Our duo explores the science behind these innovative energy storage solutions, explaining how they work and their benefits for renewable energy. From the chemistry involved to the potential for revolutionizing energy storage, Potato and Frittata break down everything you need to […]

These Trains Levitate Using Magnets

Theme: Clean Energy, Healthy Communities

Future Chicken discovers the amazing world of maglev trains and how they levitate using magnets. Learn how these incredible trains glide above the tracks using powerful magnetic repulsion, eliminating the need for wheels and reducing pollution.

Building Greener Cars Gone Wrong!

Theme: Clean Energy, Healthy Communities

Bello talks about building greener cars, the benefits of electric cars, and shares their innovative idea of creating an even more eco-friendly car using natural materials from the forest. While the concept of a wooden car might not quite work out as planned, Bello’s enthusiasm for clean transportation and greener living shines through.