Here's a set of useful bits and bobs to make your powerpoint presentation heaps better.

Here's a A3 sized poster of the Layer up action

All our actions to help you Save Energy and Water. Colour in a smiley face every time you've done an action.

A non-profit organisation that provides advise to help you save money and fight climate change by reducing carbon dioxide emissions from your home.

Calculate your carbon footprint.

A club, shop and sanctuary for knitters in London.

Discover what to do about CO2, Choose actions to suit you, Do the actions you've chosen.

WebbliWorld is a virtual world that kids can explore, inhabit, belong to and share. It is a world that promotes caring, responsible behaviour and gives kids the opportunity to voice their opinions on topics that matter, such as the environment, climate change and recycling in an accessible and memorable way.

Global Cool is a green lifestyle organisation working with celebrities, entertainment, music, fashion, travel and sport to tackle climate change.

Get yourself a Snuggie

Make money by generating electricity in your own home, as well as saving money off your bills.

Stories collected by the V&A

• In 1970 the average temperature of a British house was 12°. Today it is 19°.
• Is your central heating making you fat? When our houses are cooler our bodies burn calories to keep us nice and toasty.
• The first radiator was invented in 1855. Before then people wore big jumpers. And hugged more.
• Most UK homes don't have the recommended amount of insulation. By properly insulating your home you could save £180 a year on your heating bills.
• Fitting your hot water tank with an insulating jacket will only cost a few pounds and, with all the heat it traps, it pays for itself within six months. Fit one that's at least 75mm (3 inches) thick and you could save around £30 a year. If every UK household that could fitted an adequate tank-jacket tomorrow, it would save over £132 million of energy every year.
• Around half the heat lost in a typical home escapes through the walls and the roof.
• Insulating your loft is simple to do and you can even install the insulation yourself. Even if you already have loft insulation, check its thickness. Adding another layer to bring it up to the recommended 270mm will save both energy and money being wasted.
• Around a third of the heat lost in a house without insulation is through the walls. You could save up to £120 on your energy bills each year by insulating your wall cavities. Installation takes just a couple of hours for a typical family home and can be done from the outside. If everyone in the UK filled their wall cavities, it would save around £670 million of energy a year.
• Eliminate draughts and wasted heat by installing a cheap, easy-to-fix brush or PVC seal on your exterior doors. Letterboxes and keyholes should be covered too.
• Draughts also get in through gaps in floorboards and skirting boards, which allow heat to escape in winter. Stop this waste by filling these gaps with beading or sealant.