A KS3 SoW on ‘Global Issues.’ The lessons are based around the sustainable development goals. They include lessons on:
Introduction to the SDGs
Poverty
Gender Inequality
Fast Fashion
Climate Change
Life on Sea/Land.
All of the lessons are fully resourced.
In this resource file:
You will find teaching materials for Theme 2- Unit 7 (AQA): Global issues (Les problèmes globaux)
The PPT (approx. 85 slides including answer slides) covers the whole Unit and is composed of 3 parts: ’ Social and global aspects’, ‘Equality- issues and actions’ and ‘Environment- dangers and solutions’
It includes:
-Reading, Listening, Speaking, Writing and Translations activities (3 of each minimum)
-Grammar points and practice: Tenses (present, perfect and imperfect), imperative mood, direct object pronouns, Si clauses (present and future).
-Homework tasks
-a link to an online vocab learning course+ (a paper version of the vocab list)
-a vocab test linked to the course
-QR codes at the bottom of worksheet for extra independent study
-Tips, reminders and strategies to support students
-Comments under the slides for advice and worksheets location
All worksheets and answers are provided in.pdf and editable formats.
Please note: the connect 4 game is only included as a .pdf file
Activities are differentiated and exam- style
If you wish to see an example of a task included in this resource file, you can download one of the worksheets for free here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/la-pauvret-en-france-worksheet-gcse-and-a-level-french-12054936
After downloading, save the .zip file (Unit7) in the “my documents” area of your computer, then right-click and extract all to access all the resources
Please note: the first 10 files are a preview of what is included in the .zip folder
If you have any questions or if you are interested in more resources like this one, you can check this Facebook page: @frenchresources, where updates, links and freebies are posted regularly.
I have created a SOW for Global issues. Powerpoints and resources are all included, as well as a end of topic assessment. I have created these lessons using the KS3 Geography: Heading towards AQA GCSE book. These lessons are designed to be able to deliver without the book.
Lesson titles are:
Lesson 1: Plastics in the ocean
Lesson 2: Climate Change
Lesson 3: Adapting to climate change
Lesson 4: Sustainable tourism
Lesson 5: Wilderness areas under threat
Lesson 6: Conflict Zones
Assessment
Key Stage 3 Scheme of Work
x 10 fully resourced lessons
Uses Oxford: ‘Heading Towards AQA GCSE’ Textbook
Looks at Climate Change, SUstainable Tourism and Areas at risk. Nice group activity to design a sustainable resort too.
A lesson to introduce students to global issues and the sustainable development goals.
Activities designed for a 1 hour lesson. Includes a variety of tasks e.g. think pair share, placing issues along a continuum line and justifying choices, video clip with a question and answer sheet and a final creative task. All can be adapted to suit your class.
Designed for KS3, Year 9 geography but would be suitable for citizenship lessons too.
Here is a free resource for you to teach global literacy in your classroom creatively addressing the key issues. This 48-page pack will help you teach your students Global Goals for Sustainable Development published by the UN in 2016 to raise their awareness on global issues with a focus on Global Citizenship, Diversity, Freedom, Poverty, Hunger, and Environmental Issues. While learning many things about global issues and becoming a global citizen, the students will analyze a poem, read two non-fiction texts by Jane Goodall and Nelson Mandela and do the activities about them, write a bio-poem and a biography, an essay and a journal entry, analyze a cartoon and design their own, and prepare a presentation. The activities in the pack will enable you to differentiate learning naturally.
An easy, no prep way to build some retrieval skills and speaking practice in to your lessons.
12 questions in French based around the GCSE topic of Global Issues. The questions flash rapidly across the screen. Press “S” to pause the presentation and generate a question for your students to answer.
For students who need that extra support, a set of sample answers is also included as a separate file. You could test your students’ comprehension of the questions by simply asking them to note the letter of the correct answer; or ask them to amend the answer (either verbally or in writing) by changing the text highlighted in red.
Questions included:
Qu’est ce-qui est important pour toi?
Qu’est ce-qui te préoccupes dans le monde?
Quelles seront les conséquences du changement climatique?
Quel est le plus grand problème environnemental?
Qu’est ce-qu’on peut faire pour protéger l’environnement?
Qu’est ce-que tu as fait pou protéger l’environnement récemment?
Qu’est ce-que tu vas faire pour protéger l’environnement à l’avenir?
Que fais tu pour aider les autres
Qu’est ce-que tu aimerais faire comme bénévolat à l’avenir?
Décris un grand évenement que tu as vu à la télé
Quels sont les avantages des grands événements?
Est-il important d’acheter des produits issus de commerce équitable?
To operate the powerpoint:
Press S to pause. Press S again to resume.
Press B to pause and a black screen appears. Press any key to resume.
Press W to pause and a white screen appears. Press any key to resume.
Press ESC to exit the presentation.
A bundle of 8 hours of PSHCE lessons all with a focus on pertinent global issues - perfect for Tutor Time or a PSHCE Drop Down Day. Each lesson includes a detailed and well differentiated PowerPoint with accompanying worksheets, clip tasks and questions sheets, engaging consolidation activities, as well as literacy and debate tasks.Everything is editable, easy to follow and can be picked up and used without any extra work by you.
This Pack includes:
Globalisation
Plastic Pollution
Sustainability, Animal Rights and Veganism
Multiculturalism and Immigration Issues
The rise of Right Wing Extremism
The Problem of Privilege
Two hours on Reproductive and Fertility issues (an addition stipulated in the redraft of the PSHE 2020 guidance).
These lessons could be used with older KS3 students but were created with KS4 predominantly in mind as they build on the lessons in my KS3 PSHE Pack
Many more PSHE, RE and Citizenship Resources available at my store: EC Resources
GCSE German Social Issues - Charity work and voluntary work. Global Issues - Poverty and homelessness. A collection of reading tasks on the above, plus vocabulary, essays and conversation questions.
Full lesson covering Year 11 topic of “global issues” ( Theme 2 AQA) .
Starter and recap point of environmental solutions, routine verb test, moving on to new vocabulary introduced via a speaking game - students must research new key terms before playing the ‘trap doors’ game. This slide should be printed off for students to make annotations.
Grammar point to be elicited from speaking activity: if clause ( foundation) + ext slide for higher ( higher order opinions with subjunctive).
Writing task modelled on the exam task types and differentiated: foundation writing out 4 full sentences in relation to a picture and higher 90 word task. Plenary activity encourages peer feedback, very student friendly yet focused on exam assessment criteria of word count, bullet point coverage, quality and accuracy of message.
An introduction lesson to the geography topic of Global Issues aimed at KS3. Student define the term ‘global issues’ and produce a short presentation on different issues.
Knowledge organiser about environmental and global issues for GCSE Spanish focusing on Edexcel theme 5 or AQA Theme 2 with tasks and exemplar parallel text.
This 57-page workbook (including answers) contains GCSE-style reading, writing, speaking and translation questions for Key Stage 3 students.
This workbook contains activities on the topics of Social Issues and Global Issues, from the AQA theme Local, National, International and Global Areas of Interest.
There are 6 subtopics: Healthy living, illnesses, poverty and homelessness, charity work, environmental problems and helping the environment.
For each of these subtopics, there are 6 activities: a reading task, translation (short paragraph) from Spanish into English, sentences to translate from English into Spanish, a writing task (short passage similar to the foundation writing exam), a photo (like in the foundation writing exam) and a role-play.
There are also 6 extension activities which bring together all of the subtopics: a longer reading task, a paragraph translation from English into Spanish, a 90-word task, a 150-word task and a photo card (like in the speaking exam).
This booklet can be used in KS3 or for revision in KS4 (foundation). It can either be used to supplement work in lessons as you teach the topics of global and social issues, or for assessments. It could also be set as cover work, as the answers are included.
This 38-slide PPT contains new GCSE-style reading, writing, speaking and translation questions suitable for Key Stage 4 GCSE students.
It contains activities on the topics of Global Issues - The Environment
There are 3 subtopics: Problemas en las ciudades, Medios de transporte - Problemas del medio ambiente.
For each subtopic, there are reading tasks, translations into English (paragraph), translation into Spanish (sentences), writing tasks and questions for the oral exam.
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