The Carbon Cycle Game http://www.easternct.edu/depts/sustainenergy/

By rolling a die, students will simulate a molecule of carbon's movement throughout various sinks and sources within the carbon cycle

Using this lesson in your classroom Movement of carbon through various aspects of the natural environment is the focus of much scientific research. Global warming and climate change can be attributed to the increased amount of heat-trapping gases, such as carbon dioxide. Students must develop an understanding of how carbon moves through the environment in order to appreciate the complexity of developing solutions to address problems associated with climate change. In addition, since anthropogenic influences impact how much carbon is reintroduced to the active carbon cycle, students should recognize that human actions affect the environment.

http://www.ctenergyeducation.com/

A curriculum resource for educators featuring the energy topics in the Connecticut high school curriculum.