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7th grade Earth Day other (social studies) resources in English (UK)
The 6Rs of Sustainability Earth Day Lesson
The 6Rs of Sustainability - Earth Day: A quality presentation and activities for teens!
This resource comes with an easy to follow and attractive PowerPoint presentation which explains each of the 6 Rs (Recycle, Reduce, Refuse, Rethink, Repair, Reuse). It contains lots of appropriate visuals: great to maintain engagement and for differentiation, and as you go through it, give students the opportunity to reflect and discuss our Earth’s sustainability and what we can do to look after our planet.
Grades:
4th - 9th, Higher Education
Designer babies: How ethical are Designer Babies?
Students will look into and discover the science and ethical debates surrounding designer babies.These resources have been created carefully to embed the curriculum and enable our students to be taught effective lessons to allow our students to thrive. Each lesson has different activities to suit different learners - as we know all out students learn differently. The lessons are easily adaptable to suit your individuals and embed more challenge - but also easy to follow - suitable for Specialist
Grades:
6th - 10th
Also included in: Medical Ethics - Ethical and moral debates on medical procedures.
Earth Day Anthem: A Poetic Ode to Our Planet's Splendor ~ Kids Reading!
This poem for Earth Day is a powerful call to action, inspiring both pupils and teachers to appreciate and protect our planet's beauty. It encourages students to connect with nature, learn about environmental issues and take meaningful action. For teachers, it offers a versatile tool for integrating environmental education into various subjects and sparking engaging discussions and creative activities in the classroom.This poem is ideal for Earth Day because it instills a sense of reverence for
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4th - 7th
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Pollution
This presentation provides an overview of different types of pollution and their effects on the environment. It explores air pollution, water pollution, and soil pollution, highlighting the sources, causes, and consequences of each. Through engaging visuals and examples, the audience gains a deeper understanding of the impact of pollution on ecosystems, human health, and the planet as a whole. It also includes a song as a starter activity.
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
The Children of Lir
Ireland has many myths and legends, and the Children of Lir is one of the most famous. The story is written on one page, then there are a number of open-ended writing tasks for pupils to complete. Although this story is taught in Ireland as part of its History curriculum, the writing exercises are suitable for use in other curricular areas, as part of an integrated approach to teaching. Pupils are asked to write newspaper articles, design posters complete a report into swans, create a comic stri
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4th - 7th
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Reading Strategies - Mystery 10 - Does the golden city of El Dorado exist?
Reading Strategies - Does the golden city of El Dorado exist? Believe it or not! Includes text, reading strategy teacher guided questioning card with questions to illicit student responses. Covers all the reading strategies. Students will love reading about the mysterious golden city of El Dorado. Also includes a new knowledge web, where students connect their new knowledge and vocabulary understanding. My Students absolutely love reading about these mysteries. There is a series of 10 unsolved
Grades:
4th - 7th
Australian History - First Fleet sets off to Australia.
The First Fleet sets off on their voyage to Australia. I have used the Storyboard online program to storyboard - using visual and written text to engage students. Over the years teaching this history unit, my students have found it difficult to understand life 200 years ago. This year, after storyboarding, with visual stimulus, my students have flourished in history. Students have been able to storyboard (in their history books) their historical accounts and add written knowledge and understandi
Industrial Revolution - What was life like before the Industrial Revolution - St
What was life like for people in England before the Industrial Revolution? I have used the Storyboard online program to storyboard - using visual and written text to engage students. Over the years teaching this history unit, my students have found it difficult to understand life 300 years ago. This year, after storyboarding, with visual stimulus, my students have flourished in history.Students have been able to storyboard (in their history books) their historical accounts and add written knowle
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4th - 7th
Justice - Title: What is justice?
This lesson focuses on the meaning of justice and looks into aspects of the world where we have injustices taking place. However, the lesson also tries to focus not just on the big subjects that make it on the news - but the small scale types on injustices that occur every day around us.These resources have been created carefully to embed the curriculum and enable our students to be taught effective lessons to allow our students to thrive. Each lesson has different activities to suit different l
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4th - 8th
Also included in: How can the world be made just? Justice! Stopping injustice.
Why do some people have arranged marriages?
This lesson focus on arranged marriages and looks at the reason why some people choose for people to arrange their marriages. This product has a range of activities target a wide variety of learning styles which are easily followed through by any non specialist or specialist teacher. The resources are aimed to engage, enthuse and challenge students whilst being easily adaptable to suit your students.
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4th - 8th
Also included in: How do we celebrate ceremonies?
How can the world be made just? Justice! Stopping injustice.
6 LESSONS! These resources have been created carefully to embed the curriculum and enable our students to be taught effective lessons to allow our students to thrive. Each lesson has different activities to suit different learners - as we know all out students learn differently. The lessons are easily adaptable to suit your individuals and embed more challenge - but also easy to follow - suitable for Specialist and Non-Specialist teachers.Students will look at: What is justice? What types of inj
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4th - 8th
Remembrance Day - Lest We Forget
62 pages all about Remembrance Day.Rather than look at Remembrance Day, or Armistice Day, from the perspective of the First World War and the subsequent conflicts which the Day commemorates, we instead consider the Day, and the Act, of Remembrance itself. We learn about the very first Armistice Day, before looking at war memorials, the unknown soldier and the two minute silence. There are pages dedicated not only to poppies, but also to how, and why, the poppy became such an iconic symbol of Rem
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3rd - 8th
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What are the different types of punishment in society?
This lesson really focuses on the different type of punishments in society. Students have to think about the different types and thinks about which one is most appropriate for different cases. They will also look at capital punishment with advantages and disadvantages.This product has a range of activities target a wide variety of learning styles which are easily followed through by any non specialist or specialist teacher. The resources are aimed to engage, enthuse and challenge students whilst
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Grades:
4th - 10th
Title: What did Gandhi do to stop injustice?
This lesson focuses on Gandhi and what he did during the time of the British Empire. These resources have been created carefully to embed the curriculum and enable our students to be taught effective lessons to allow our students to thrive. Each lesson has different activities to suit different learners - as we know all out students learn differently. The lessons are easily adaptable to suit your individuals and embed more challenge - but also easy to follow - suitable for Specialist and Non-Spe
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4th - 8th
Also included in: How can the world be made just? Justice! Stopping injustice.
Title: Who was Martin Luther King Jr and what did he achieve?
This lesson focuses on Martin Luther King and the things he did within America. There is also a focus on another individual - Rosa Parks.These resources have been created carefully to embed the curriculum and enable our students to be taught effective lessons to allow our students to thrive. Each lesson has different activities to suit different learners - as we know all out students learn differently. The lessons are easily adaptable to suit your individuals and embed more challenge - but also
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Grades:
4th - 8th
Also included in: How can the world be made just? Justice! Stopping injustice.
Racism in England - Title: What can we learn about the Stephen Lawrence case?
This lesson focuses on the Stephen Lawrence case which happened in the UK and was associated with racism and the British Police. The Police did not do enough for the family of Stephen Lawrence Murder. These resources have been created carefully to embed the curriculum and enable our students to be taught effective lessons to allow our students to thrive. Each lesson has different activities to suit different learners - as we know all out students learn differently. The lessons are easily adaptab
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Grades:
4th - 8th
Also included in: How can the world be made just? Justice! Stopping injustice.
Title: Why are some people prejudice? injustices!
This lesson focuses on prejudice and why people are prejudice within society. These resources have been created carefully to embed the curriculum and enable our students to be taught effective lessons to allow our students to thrive. Each lesson has different activities to suit different learners - as we know all out students learn differently. The lessons are easily adaptable to suit your individuals and embed more challenge - but also easy to follow - suitable for Specialist and Non-Specialist
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Grades:
4th - 8th
Also included in: How can the world be made just? Justice! Stopping injustice.
UK - Biodiversity Basics Interactive Lesson
At EarthEcho, our mission is to inspire young people worldwide to act now for a sustainable future. To support our youth in looking at the world around them with a critical and innovative eye, we have provided standards-aligned educational resources to help support biodiversity education in both formal and informal learning environments as we set out to preserve, protect, and repair natural resources in our own backyards. This interactive lesson allows your students to learn the basics of biodiv
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6th - 10th
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Critical Thinking Everywhere
Bring critical thinking to the front of the classroom with this quick and fun activity! Students will describe what they noticed and what they wonder when working through ANY activity! This provides you with a snapshot of what the student is thinking and what they are questioning. This activity can be used with read alouds, novel studies and literature circles. It can be used while looking at sample projects, working through scientific inquiry or the design process. It can also be used when
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K - 8th
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