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Featured Resource Archive
Each month we will be sharing a lesson plan and activity linked to our programmes and focus for the month aligned to significant days, like Earth Day.
This gives an opportunity for teachers to engage with the day even if they cannot do so on the specific day as these issues are global and year-round. We will be housing all our featured lessons here.
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September World Cleanup Day
This month's lesson, in honour of World Cleanup Day, is from the 'Ocean Literacy' transition year module. In this lesson learners will further develop their awareness of the impact of pollution on the ocean and take action to help restore ocean health. The learners' first hand experience will be used to develop observational skills including data gathering and analysis.
To download the resource click on the image of the lesson plan.
August Back to School
August's lesson, in honour of Back to School, is from the 'Problem to Pitch' transition year module. In this lesson learners will be introduced to the five stages of Design Thinking to build a foundational understanding of the process. Design Thinking is the cognitive, strategic, and practical processes for creative problem solving.
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July Plastic Free July
July's lesson, in honour of Plastic Free July, is from the 'Marine Plastic Waste Problem to Pitch' transition year module. In this lesson learners will begin to research aspects of Marine Pastic Waste, in particular the Fishing Industry. Learners will research key aspects of Marine Plastic Waste ecosystem.
Learners will work in groups to research net manufacturers, net transport, net waste, fishers, activism and community impact. They will collate the information as a group learning how to build greater understanding of the problem collectively.
To download the resource click on the image of the lesson plan.
June World Oceans Day
June's lesson, in honour of World Oceans Day, is from the 'Ocean Literacy' transition year module. In this lesson, learners begin to understand how our actions can influence ocean health and cause pollution. Learners will consider the extent of the pollution problem with a particular focus on plastic. Using solution-based thinking, learners can imagine what we can do to reduce ocean pollution.
To download the resource click on the image of the lesson plan.
May World Biodiversity Day
March's lesson, in honour of World Biodiversity Day, is from the 'Ocean Literacy' transition year module. In this lesson, learners are encouraged to use their observation skills to understand the interconnections between the land and ocean interface and further understand our influence on the ocean. Using inquiry-based learning techniques, the learners will become more ocean literate, as they understand the ocean network and importance of the interconnections between land and sea, and the ocean network.
To download the resource click on the image of the lesson plan.
April Earth Day
April's lesson, in honour of Earth Day, is from the 'Climate Change Engage' transition year unit. In this lesson, learners will be introduced to the foundational concepts of Climate Change. They will be introduced to the difference between weather and climate, and begin to understand the changes in patterns and recognise the impacts that this can have.
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March National Recycling Day
March's lesson, in honour of National Recycling Day, is from the 'Engineering for Good' micro-module, part of our Passion to Purpose - Enterprise and Innovation programme. In this lesson, learners will examine waste and wasteful products that exist in their local environment and apply their new knowledge to create local action.
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