All our educational portals and websites developed as part of our educational efforts can be accessed at e-tema.org.
Developed by the TEMA Foundation in collaboration with the Ministry of National Education, the Minik TEMA and Yavru TEMA Nature Education Programs aim to help children and young people explore nature, discover ecological relationships, and develop ecological literacy skills. These programs are implemented in schools by volunteer teachers. While face-to-face education continues in schools, all teachers can also access the educational content and materials digitally through the Minik-Yavru TEMA Education Portal at “minik-yavrutema.org”.
Developed by the TEMA Foundation in cooperation with the Ministry of National Education, the Secondary School TEMA and High School TEMA Nature Education Programs aim to support children and young people in exploring nature, understanding ecological relationships, and developing ecological literacy skills. These programs are implemented in schools by volunteer teachers. While face-to-face education continues in schools, all teachers can also access the educational content and materials digitally through the Secondary and High School TEMA Education Portal at “e-tema.org/ortaokul-lisetema”.
The Climate Change Education and Awareness Project is a nature education initiative developed by the TEMA Foundation in collaboration with the Ministry of National Education. The project aims to support children and young people in building awareness about weather, seasons, climate, the causes and consequences of climate change, the impact of human activities on the climate, and sustainable living skills. Educational content and materials designed in accordance with the developmental characteristics of pre-primary, primary, secondary, and high school students are accessible to teachers through the Climate TEMA Education Portal at “www.iklimtema.org”. The portal provides teachers across all 81 provinces in Türkiye with a wide range of educational resources, including activity suggestions, educational films, presentations, posters, e-books, and expert articles. All pre-primary, primary, secondary, and high school teachers working in schools affiliated with the Ministry of National Education can subscribe to and access the portal.
The Zero Waste Education Project was prepared by TEMA Foundation in cooperation with the Ministry of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change, the Ministry of National Education and with the support of Tetra Pak to raise children's awareness on issues such as the protection of natural assets, environmentally friendly consumption habits, waste management and to adopt the "Zero Waste" approach.
The Zero Waste Education Portal (www.sifiratiktema.org) developed under the project offers rich educational content and materials including presentations, posters, worksheets, project proposals, digital games and animated films for teachers working at pre-school, primary, secondary and high school levels. The Zero Waste Portal is open to everyone in 81 provinces for all levels of education.
On our planet, all elements that sustain life are interconnected, and within this system. Although it is the Earth's thinnest layer, soil has critical importance as the foundation of all terrestrial life. Developed with the support of our donor, Mr. Turan Demiraslan, the topraktema.org website was created by the TEMA Foundation to contribute to the development of literacy on the importance of soil in our lives. Designed around infographic-based content, the website has six main sections with a total of 45 infographics. These cover topics such as the composition of soil, how it is formed, its role and functions within ecosystems, the causes of soil degradation, the relationship between soil and climate change, the consequences of soil loss, measures needed for soil conservation, and principles of sustainable soil management.
The website www.sutema.org, which includes infographics, was prepared by TEMA Foundation with the support of Wilo in order to raise awareness among wider audiences on water ecosystems, water problems, sustainable management of water and water literacy and to spread this awareness. The website consists of 8 sections and includes 50 infographics on many topics such as water assets, water cycle, water ecosystems, water use in Turkey and the world, water threats, sustainable management of water and protection of water assets. The website also includes "For Children" and "For Teachers" sections specially designed for children and teachers, as well as a section with images to be shared on social media, where users can test themselves on water literacy and become water volunteers.
