This climate change simulation lesson helps students explore real-world environmental challenges through an interactive game. Students experience climate scenarios such as heatwaves, drought, food shortages, and environmental collapse while managing health, food, money, and the environment. Ideal for: • Upper primary and secondary students • Environmental science and geography lessons • Climate change and sustainability topics Students make decisions, roll dice, and track their survival points as they progress through the activity. This creates high engagement and meaningful discussion. Includes: • PowerPoint presentation • Student worksheet • Lesson plan This resource is easy to use and requires minimal preparation, making it suitable for both experienced and new teachers.

This climate change lesson bundle combines two engaging classroom activities that help students explore real-world environmental issues. What would happen if everyone on Earth lived like you? Can you survive the climate crisis? This bundle includes: Climate Change Simulation Game (Surviving 2040) Students experience climate scenarios such as heatwaves, drought, food shortages, and environmental collapse while managing survival points. Climate Decision-Making Activity Students reflect on their daily choices and explore how their lifestyle can impact the environment and global temperature. Ideal for: • Upper primary and secondary students • Environmental science and geography lessons • Climate change and sustainability topics These activities promote critical thinking, discussion, and real-world understanding of climate issues. Includes: • PowerPoint presentations • Student worksheets • Lesson plans • Research cards and follow-up activities This bundle provides a complete set of lessons that can be used across multiple sessions with minimal preparation.

This climate change lesson encourages students to reflect on their daily choices and their impact on the planet. What would happen if everyone on Earth lived like you? Students explore their carbon footprint through a simple and engaging decision-making activity. They calculate how their lifestyle choices affect the environment and how these choices can influence global temperature. Based on their total score, the Earth’s temperature increases from 2°C to 5°C, helping students understand the real impact of human behaviour. Ideal for: • Upper primary and secondary students • Climate change and sustainability lessons • Environmental education and PSHE This activity promotes critical thinking, discussion, and awareness of real-world environmental issues. Includes: • PowerPoint presentation • Student worksheet • Teacher guidance This resource is easy to use and works well as a starter activity, main lesson, or discussion task.