What plants need
Lesson Plan: What Plants Need Grade Level: Elementary (3rd – 5th grade) Objective: Materials: Duration: 45-60 minutes Introduction (10 minutes): Discussion and Explanation (15 minutes): Activity (15 minutes): Group Discussion
Animal
Identify animals by differences (legs, skin, neck..) Essential question: How many feet you have? How many feet a spider have? Have you seen spider? Steps: Google Watch the video or
Climate change
Lesson Plan: Education is Life – Fostering Environmental Consciousness Grade Level: Middle School (6th to 8th) Duration: 1 month Objective: To instill a sense of environmental consciousness in students, emphasizing
Layers of Ocean
After investigating the video of David Doubilets photography on the Ocean related to deep water and shallow water color. Read the article about 4 layers of ocean. Watch a youtube
3R Lesson
Students will learn what are the differences and similarities between recycling and composting. Extended learning: Students will act as environmental activists. What is your carbon footprint? What does it mean
Forest Lesson
Explore the effects of climate change and wildfires in the forests. … Continue readingForest Lesson
Wildlife lesson
Learning outcome: Students will investigate what ways climate change affects wildlife and why do we need to protect endangered species. What happens if the water dries out in a certain
Music is food lesson
Students will learn about food through music. Investigate music about hunger and food. The song title “Another day in paradise” brings attention to homelessness. The singer Phil Collins tells the
Farmers market lesson
Compare gardening. Sequence the steps of vegetation from crops to home. Students understand how is our food supply dependent on our ecosystem? Where does our food come from? What is
Fresh water and food lesson
Vocabulary is the best single indicator of intellectual ability and an accurate predictor of success at school (W.B. Elley). Students will learn the importance of fresh water and food. Students will