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In The Harvest, students will try to answer the big question: How can we take a little and leave a lot for nature? Students will watch an introductory video by youth host, Jordan who invites them and lead scientist Dr. Boris Worm to his Heiltsuk homelands...
Norma's Story documents the profound effect of climate change on the environment, culture and food security of the Vuntut Gwitchin people of the Northern Yukon. The video gives a first hand account of the effects of climate change and the resulting...
As part of their ongoing commitment to engage teachers in reconciliation work the Manitoba Teachers' Society recently assembled a group of indigenous and non-Indigenous teachers from across the province to discuss and explore the Secret Path. This was...
What is Sustainable Development is a short video that offers a simple introduction to the term of sustainable development for younger students. It explains that sustainable development is how we can make the world a better place for everyone now...
This lesson examines the difference between mitigation and adaptation in addressing climate change. Beginning with a discussion of the different risks due to our changing climate students come up with their own ideas for effective action that they will...
This video focuses attention on the global cost of climate change. Evidence from climate science and footage of real time events are used to effectively illustrate the economic, personal, environmental and geopolitical costs of carbon pollution...
These activities explore the human impact of the climate emergency and provide new spaces, approaches and opportunities for climate education and social action The resource frames the climate emergency as a human rights and people-centred issue and...
Green House Effect is the second of ten episodes that aim to teach students more about climate change and positively influence their lifestyle to help reduce greenhouse gas production and limit climate change. In this episode, students will learn...
Our Home, the Planet Earth is the first of ten episodes that aim to teach students more about climate change and positively influence their lifestyle to help reduce greenhouse gas production and limit climate change. In this episode, students will...
In this activity, through guided conversations, learners will identify ways that climate change is disproportionately affecting the livelihood of the Inuit in the Arctic. Through inquiry, learners will examine how climate change disproportionately...
Empowering the Youngest Learners in a Warming World K-2 was developed to support teachers in approaching climate change in an age-appropriate way with young students. This resource is a comprehensive guide to climate change education with five different...
The lessons in the following toolkit are designed to guide students towards an early understanding of climate change, and the impact it is having on all living things. One of the consequences of these changes is the increasing presence of climate sensitive...
Empowering Young Learners in a Warming World 3-6 was developed to support teachers in approaching climate change in an age-appropriate way with young students. This resource is a comprehensive guide to climate change education with five different...
Freedom Road is a documentary series about life in the Anishinaabe community of Shoal Lake 40, which straddles the Ontario/Manitoba border near Kenora. The activities in this mini-lesson will help students understand the dehumanizing consequences that...
This resource is one of twelve found in Green Learning's ECO 360, a curriculum that provides a comprehensive study of the circular economy. In Circular Economy, Sustainability and Climate Action, students will learn about the United Nations Sustainable...
Students are introduced to the challenges faced by modern agriculture and its monoculture focus in providing food security now and in the future. As part of a series on the circular economy, this lesson promotes a system in which single crop food...
If the Earth had a voice what would it say to the humans that have caused so much damage? That question is the theme of this resource that develops self-awareness in young students about their personal connections to the natural world and their...
This vividly illustrated book describes the experiences of six year old Shin-Chi as he leaves home with his older sister, Shi-shi-etko, to attend school for the first time. As they rattle along in an old cattle truck his sister urges him to always...
Like any young child, Nósisim has many questions for her grandmother. She wonders why Nókom dresses so brightly, wears her hair so long and always speaks in Cree. As her grandmother explains that there once was a time that she...
Six-year-old Phyllis was excited about heading off to her new school, especially when her grandmother purchased the bright orange shirt, she chose to wear on her first day. Upon entering St. Joseph's Mission School, Phyllis's excitement turned to...