This "fold-and-reveal" poster shows how energy can be saved in and around the home. The outside panels on the poster show conservation practices and open up to the inside of the home where additional conservation practices are installed. (2012, National Energy Foundation)

More than mere eye appeal, the colors of this poster are symbolic. Each predominant color -- brown, yellow, green, red, and blue -- represents a type of energy or resource. The activities on the poster's reverse side correlate to the color-coding and aid students in carrying out an energy audit of their school that leads to learning about operations and maintenance, energy conservation measures, and adaptations to renewable resources. (2003, National Energy Foundation)

A brief and simple explanation of hydropower generation. (2016, Snohomish County PUD)

This colorful poster illustrates a variety of renewable energy sources. Background information is provided on the back. (2013, National Energy Foundation)

Teaches the student to understand that certain situations create electrical hazards, to avoid the danger and to notify an adult to correct problems. Located on the back of the poster are the following materials: a safety lesson plan, a certificate for electrical safety watcher that can be duplicated, and a safety watcher check list. (1991, National Energy Foundation)