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This sixth video in the animated series 'Introducing the Global Goals' explains the connection between clean freshwater, effective sewage disposal and public health (SDG 6). Pupils learn how impoverished communities around the world must often depend...
In 2015 the United Nations launched an ambitious 15 year plan to eliminate global poverty, prejudice and injustice while also addressing the critical environmental issues threatening Earth's future. This video gathers together notable musicians,...
This film takes students to Oakland California, a low income, minority community where the primary shopping options consist of liquor stores, convenience stores and fast-food restaurants. Without the means to travel outside their neighbourhoods...
The "Seek" mobile phone application enhances nature exploration by using image recognition technology to help observers instantly identify animals and plants. This free digital tool also provides biological information and taxonomic classification...
The energy consumption assessment offers students an opportunity to get the whole picture on their school’s energy use. The procedure has 4 steps: Step 1: Collect electricity consumption data. Students will reach out to various sources within the...
In this activity, students learn why the world needs bees and how humans can effect the health of bee populations. The activity is divided into 3 sections: Minds-on : Students share their prior knowledge about bees. Action: With the aid of...
Climate Trackers is one activity in the WWF's comprehensive toolkit that explores the impacts of humans and climate change on the future of polar bears and the Arctic. In this introductory lesson, students will: define weather and climate and learn how...
The delicate balance between the insulating effect of Earth's atmosphere and the Sun's energy is essential to life on this planet. Unfortunately, human activities have disrupted this natural system with excess carbon emissions which have increased...
Earth's climate system is dependent on greenhouse gases which sustain the natural balance of heat absorption and release that maintains a global temperature suitable for life. However, this process has been altered by humans, with activities like...
Transportation is a leading contributor to the greenhouse gas emissions that are driving climate change. Even though there has been progress with more fuel efficient and electric vehicles, the world is still far from eliminating large numbers of...
Thomas obviously disregards what his Elders have taught him as he tosses litter and brags about his expertise on the land. Annoyed by his tales, Thomas is challenged by his friends to spend a night alone in the forest. He heads into the woods...
Nature is remarkable and the more time spent outside surrounded by the smells, sounds and sights the better we feel. This outdoor activity engages students in discovering the natural world by creating a journal to describe and record their observations. ...
Food Matters Action Kit (Part 1) is a resource full of engaging hands-on activities for the elementary classroom. With its focus on food waste and practical ideas for students to make a difference, the resource offers a wide variety of choices for educators. Activities...
Pathway to Stewardship and Kinship provides outdoor activities that support healthy childhood development and community connection through building early and ongoing relationships with nature. The resource is a series of 30 'Landmark' experiences...
The National Healing Forests Initiative is an invitation to Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities, institutions, and individuals to create green spaces throughout Canada to honour residential school victims, survivors, and their families, as well...
Using this thought starter activity, students will practice identifying and applying different perspectives and knowledge. Using water as the theme, students review handouts and evaluate the various perspectives shared in the handouts, such as the Western...
This Guided Inquiry resource is designed for students to think critically about their own identity and how aspects of their identity are connected and woven into the greater whole. Students will be encouraged to think deeply about their place in the world...
Salamander Crossing is a STEM resource in which students learn about the work of civil engineers who take wildlife into account when developing designs. The students will learn about wildlife crossings in other areas as well as the engineering design...
This resource is a guide to begin exploring the 13 Moons as a way of tracking and understanding our environment and the passage of time. It is intended to initiate conversations around the importance of honouring Indigenous knowledge in classrooms, encouraging...
Two-Eyed Seeing is an Indigenous teaching that means to braid the two ways of knowing, Indigenous Knowledge and Western perspective, together to create something stronger and be able to see things more holistically. In this video, Lydia Johnson from the...