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EarthComm

Product identity

Publisher
Activate Learning
Program family
EarthComm
Edition
Fourth Edition (©2025)

Instructional fit

Courses
High-school Earth and space science; grades 9–12
Role explanation
Core high-school Earth and space science curriculum.
Subjects covered
Supported grades
Supported instructional roles

Materials and delivery

Format description
Print, digital, and hands-on program with student and teacher editions, chapter books, interactive digital content, investigation kits, assessment, and professional learning.
Included components
Student edition and chapter books; teacher edition; eight Earth and space science chapters; Chapter Challenges; hands-on investigations and kits; engineering design cycle; fieldwork and data activities; assessment tools; American Geosciences Institute support site; Activate Learning Digital Platform; professional learning.
Languages and support
English; the digital platform includes embedded translation in more than 130 languages and text-to-speech with read-along highlighting in 35 languages.
Format components

Links and notes

Vendor product URL
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Curriculum notes
Formerly attributed to 'Active Learning' in the source inventory. The publisher's correct current name is Activate Learning. EarthComm was developed by the American Geosciences Institute; the current fourth edition adds sustainability themes and updated data and examples.

Availability

Product availability
Available
Last checked
September 29, 2026

A project-based high-school Earth and space science curriculum that connects Earth systems, sustainability, community problems, investigations, fieldwork, data analysis, engineering, and scientific discourse.

EarthComm is a comprehensive secondary Earth and space science program developed by the American Geosciences Institute and published by Activate Learning. Chapter Challenges organize learning around meaningful local and regional problems. Students investigate Earth systems, analyze current data, use models, work collaboratively, design solutions, and communicate evidence while examining sustainability and Earth stewardship.

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