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Why & When Teach Climate Change? (KS 3&4)

Why & When Teach Climate Change? (KS 3&4)

Overview

This resource comprises the following teaching guides:

  1. Why teach Climate Change?
  2. Teaching CC through SMSC
  3. Teaching CC through Maths
  4. Teaching CC through History
  5. Teaching CC through Geography
  6. Teaching CC through Science - Physics
  7. Teaching CC through Science - Biology
  8. Teaching CC through Music
  9. Teaching CC through Art
  10. Teaching CC through Design Technology
  11. Teaching CC through Physical Education
  12. Teaching CC through Religious Education

  
This guide is Section 4 of the Staff Guide   Learning about Climate Change and Green Living as Part of a Youth Social Action Programme

Key Stage: KS 3, KS 4
Social Issue: Climate Change
YSA Step: Explore, Act, Reflect
Resource type: Guide
Subject(s): Science, Maths, PE, History, Geography, SMSC, Art, Religious Education, Physical Education, Design Technology, Biology, PSHE, Physics, Music
Owner: Ormiston Trust

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Why Teach CC
Teach through SMSC
Teach through Math
Teach through History
Teach through Geography
Teach through Science
Teach through Biology
Teach through Music
Teach through Art
Teach through DT
Teach through PE
Teach through RE

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