“…The results of the exploration also found various library articles with exciting structures and content, such as a combination of R&D design and experiments (Ma'rifah & Suryadarma, 2015;Maryuningsih, 2012;Tivani & Paidi, 2016), qualitative descriptive design with PjBL model and sustainable food house coral module, the potential of tourist areas as learning resources (Ngabekti, 2014), science, environmental, technological and community learning approaches, video media-based PBL (Juriah & Zulfiani, 2019), Lesson Study-Based Inquiry Model (Istiana & Awaludin, 2018), analysis of IPA and environmental learning media needs (Ichsan et al, 2018). Furthermore, it was also found that some studies used test instruments not to measure cognitive abilities, but to assess environmental care attitudes (Mardiana et al, 2016), science literacy (Mansyur et al, 2016), the effectiveness of teaching materials (Luzyawati & Lissa, 2020), as well as questionnaires to evaluate environmental caring characters (Tivani & Paidi, 2016), not for expert validation and student response to R&D products.…”