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Teaching Climate Change (KS 3&4)

Teaching Climate Change (KS 3&4)

Overview

This resource contains the following lessons:

  1. Lesson 1: Understanding the Meaning of Sustainability
    Young people to understand the meaning of sustainability and the skills and knowledge needed to make changes.
  2. Lesson 2: How does what we eat impact the environment?
    Young people to understand the impact our eating habits can have on the environment.
  3. Lesson 3: What is Biodiversity?
    The key objective of this lesson is to learn about biodiversity and importance
  4. Lesson 4: What do young people think about Climate Change?
    What do young people think about Climate Crisis? What are they doing about it? Let's meet some young people.
  5. Lesson 5: The role of the UN in supporting young people with change?
    The role of the UN in supporting young people to support change.

 
This guide is Section 6 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: Inspire
Resource type: Lesson plans, All Lessons (Zip Folder)
Owner: Ormiston Trust

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