This is a course of fun, easy to follow lessons which educate, inform and inspire young people to affect change in a world where plastic pollution is at a critical level. We are in a time when people, globally, should celebrate and honour our planet, whose land and sea connects us all. Working together, we can and will protect our shared Earth. Each well structured 60 minute lesson brings to life key elements in an engaging and experiential ‘hands-on’ way to encourage learning and understanding. The workshops, and accompanying factsheets, are designed to lead the students through a process of learning to understand how damaging waste plastic is and where it comes from, so as to inspire them with the motivation to do something about the problem in their daily lives. This course is in conjunction with Earth Day 2020. (Suitable for ages 6 -12) Course Lessons The Hazards of Plastics Where it Begins Earth Day Why do we need to Recycle? Reusing Plastics Offsetting Plastic Use Time to Act Quiz Time Oath to the Earth Fact Sheets Ten Shocking Facts About Plastic Pollution How Much Disposable Plastic Do We Use? What is Earth Day? Why do we need to recycle? Reusing Plastics Making a Herb Garden Waste Decomposition Rates The Plastic Bank Where does litter come from? Quiz Answers and Review Oath to the Earth Promises Workshops Elastic Band & Animal Impact Puzzle Class Rubbish Audit Landfill in a Bottle Earth Day Stones Recycling Poster Chandelier/Herb Garden Making A Message to the Adults Plastics Quiz Oath to the Earth

This worksheet is designed to be taken into an ICT lesson with a pencil. Students are to use search engines to answer the questions on three different aspects of rainforests: - rainforests of the world - animals of the rainforest - preservation of rainforests

Fair Earth - The Gateway to Global Citizenship. This accessible lesson plan, brought to you through the Fair Earth Foundation’s Gateway to Global Citizenship, can help students to see sharks in a new & informed light. Immerse yourself in the sharks world; learn of their true nature, the threats they face, and how we can do more to help them avoid extinction. Suitable for in-class, online and independent learning. Lesson plan by Paul Doherty. Your £1.00 fee goes towards the vital aid & conservation work that Fair Earth Foundation engages in worldwide.

Resource for ks2 Students, including lots of fun and interesting facts about the Orangutans lifestyle and its endangerment. Helping the children to understand more about different animals and conservation.

This art activity requires students to create an artwork of a rainforest animal by tracing our provided templates. This activity is simple and effective.

A two page resource containing lots of information about the Blue Whale, really informative with interesting facts.

In this worksheet, keywords are fitted into sentences to educate children about the Black Rhino. There is a fun wordsearch to follow using the keywords from the sentences. This is a useful revision tool.

A powerpoint presentation of multiple choice questions and answers which involves the class.

Activity resource for children to identify what the Orangutans eat, and also the predators of the Orangutan.

A cutting and sticking activity. The facts are cut out and stuck into the boxes of either true, or false.

Fun Orangutan wordsearch using key words linking to the other resources, can be used as a good revision aid.

An activity resource sheet where the children match up the key terms and defiantions of the whales anatomy. They can then Label the key words on the diagram. Also includes solution.

Activity sheet resource for children, cut out the jigsaw and reassemble it.

Climate Change What you can do to help

These worksheets are designed to help students understand how our world is changing and what we can do to help conserve it. Recycling; climate change; global warming.

A powerpoint presentation where the class chooses if the answers to the questions displayed are true or false. Based on the Orangutans with many facts and figures.

A mathematics resource, with division problems. Using questions about the size and weight of the big whale and the answers also give the students some fascinating facts.

The sensory garden treasure hunt project aims to teach students about the importance of ecosystems, plant biology, climate change and global citizenship. The lessons incorporate interactive learning by including field (outdoor) based activities. The lesson plan document outlines the activity in more detail. A worksheet document is included so students can complete the different activities.

This worksheet provides you with the links to three different videos that can be easily accessed from Youtube. These clips are appropriate for children, thought-provoking and contain meaningful facts. They are emotive, and this worksheet will allow students to question how they feel about deforestation and what they can do to prevent it.

Challenge your students to obtain ten out of ten in this interactive powerpoint quiz. These true or false questions give an overview of the importance of rainforests and what we can do to preserve them.