The PSO Energy Saver Kit Program was developed to teach students easy ways to use energy more efficiently in their homes. Program content supports Oklahoma Academic State Standards so you can easily integrate the program into existing curriculum.
The PSO Energy Saver Kit Program comes complete with a teacher book filled with lesson plans and engaging activities that can be used inside and outside of the classroom. Each teacher and student will receive an individual Student Guide, Take-Home Student Workbook, and a PSO Energy Saver Kit. The kit includes energy efficient products that will help students implement classroom lessons at home. Kit items include:
5th Grade Students and Teachers in PSO’s service territory are eligible to participate in the PSO Energy Saver Kit Program. Participation requirements are minimal. All we ask in return for your participation in the program is that your students complete a short Student Survey. The Student Survey contains a pre- and post-program quiz. Survey responses help gauge the knowledge gained by each student during the program. If your students take a pledge to be energy efficient and return their Student Surveys, each student will receive a PSO Certificate of Achievement! A self-addressed postage-paid return envelope is provided in your Teacher Materials.
There are a limited number of kits available for each school year. If you are interested in participating, Enroll Now
There is no cost to you, your students, or your school district to participate in the PSO Energy Saver Kit Program. Franklin Energy® develops and implements the PSO Energy Saver Kit Program on behalf of PSO.
One kit will be provided for each student enrolled in your class. There is not a maximum number of kits for each class; however, there are a limited number of kits for each school year. When this maximum number of kits has been reached, no more classrooms will be able to participate until the following school year.
Your school will get to work with PSO on a select program that can make an impact in your community. In addition to teaching lessons that promote lifelong wise use of energy, each participating teacher will receive a gift card for their classroom when 80% of their student surveys are completed and returned.
The Public Service Company of Oklahoma (PSO) has served Oklahoma’s electric energy needs since incorporation in 1913. Today, PSO powers approximately 540,000 customers in 232 cities and towns, covering 30,000 square miles of service territory in eastern and southwestern Oklahoma. Learn more about PSO.
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