Resources
GIS Day resources for event hosts
November 16, 2022
How we help
We want to help you put together a fun and successful event. Resources for promotion and a set of activities to use during your event are provided. Esri grants you and your organization permission to use and reproduce any or all of the GIS Day materials found on this website in support of your local event and efforts.
Promoting your event
Personalize your event by using these GIS Day templates:
GIS Day promotion posters
Ebooks about GIS
Blogs
Read these blogs to learn more about GIS and to find GIS Day event ideas:
- 15 Inspiring GIS Day Stories
- Education Community Blog
- Using GeoTech Clubs in Geomentoring
- Guest Presentation Skills
- Four Strategies for GIS Educators
- Mastering Spatial Thinking through Web Mapping
- What did you do for GIS Day 2020?
- Ideas for Hosting Virtual GIS Day Events
- Make a Virtual GIS Day Event a Success
Digital swag
Take your GIS Day celebration to the next level with Esri’s downloadable swag, which includes the following:
- GIS Day app
- Esri Map Gallery
- Esri Map Book
- Creative activities
- Digital backdrops
- GeoInquiries—Grade 4
- Creating a Paper Map from an Aerial Photo
- GIS Day Comic/Coloring Book [zip] [zip-50MB]
- Coloring Sheets [zip] [zip-79MB]
- The Silk Road
- Thinking Spatially Using GIS
- Mapping Hour
- Examine Neighborhood Demographics
- GPS and Geocaching
- Explore Cool Maps
- Examine Change Over Time with Satellite Imagery
- Explore, Learn, and Be Inspired by Maps We Love
- Examining Ocean Currents with GIS
- Racing Cars!
- Geography Treasure Hunts
- Pioneers of Geography Treasure Hunt
- GIS Crossword
- Mapping Hour
Children
Activities designed for grades 1–4, aged 5–10:
Teens
Activities designed for grades 5–12, aged 11–17:
Adults
Activities designed for those aged 18 and older:
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