A series of lessons looking at climate change and global warming. Lesson 1: Causes- what global warming is, what greenhouse gases are, are humans the cause, deforestation and fossil fuels. Lesson 2: Effects- data about climate change, sea level rise, ocean acidification, warming oceans, shrinking ice sheets, extreme weather events, effects on health and a graph drawing exercise. Lesson 3: Solutions- what can governments do, the Paris agreement, what businesses can do and renewable energy. Lesson 4: Solutions- what individuals can do to combat climate change. There are lots of exercises and information included in each lesson and it could easily be condensed down into fewer lessons by excluding some tasks. Likewise some of the tasks could be stretched out across several lesson depending upon the time you have. All worksheets/resources needed are within the PowerPoint as hidden slides.

2 lessons: measuring the weather, climate zones, factors affecting climate. Instructions for making a wind sock to use outside and calculating sunshine hours (to cover Numeracy framework). Couple of references to Wales (to cover Curriculum Cymreig)

Students will learn about the causes and consequences of climate change, and through case studies, explore the ways in which climate change can impact plants and animals. They will also consider what actions can be taken to reduce the impacts of climate change. Wildscreen ARK, ARKive’s successor is now live - please bear with us while we update our learning resources. In the meantime you can access our growing UK species content hub Wildscreen ARK.

This booklet has lots of different types of activities for children to learn about the difference between weather and climate, hurricanes, tornadoes, thunderstorms, flooding, drought and climate change

A lesson for KS3 recapping the difference between weather and climate before moving onto climate graphs and using these to dress Joey Essex for particular climate zones across the world! This activity has been very popular and encouraged students to directly read from climate graphs. Please rate my resources! Thank you :)

A lesson for Yr8 on climate change. It was received really well by the students. The lesson aim was to get the students to understand the greenhouse effect, and for them to make link to how humans are effecting it. The activity at the end is designed to stretch and challenge the students.

This lesson gets students to look at the effects of climate change on a range of scales.

Weather and climate topic, different activities and resources to help you through the topic.

A model non-chronological report / information text on weather, climate and climate zones. There are comprehension / guided reading questions at 4 levels of difficulty on this text. Each question is linked to an assessment focus on the Reading APP grids.

Resource to help students understand and create a climate graph for Manaus, Brazil. Differentiated for lower ability students. Choice of extension task to develop interpretation and description of climate graphs.

Powerpoint with nine pieces of evidence for climate change, followed by a diamond 9 activity and individual paragraph. Is a good introduction to the evidence, which can then be studied in more detail individually.

I made this for a Year 10 group doing the Greenhouse effect as part of P2 in the OCR Science GCSE. Printed/photocopied onto on A3. Can be completed with access to textbooks or with the internet. Includes both PowerPoint slide and JPEG

2 50 minute lessons. This was designed for a mixed ability year 9 group. Some great Q and A came out.

This activity teaches the pupils first to read a climate graph and then to make one. It concentrates on climate data for the UK and for an extension activity, the pupils have to compare the climates of London and Edinburgh.

Are you looking for global warming or climate change presentations? Here is one I made for my own class. Here is a sample of my work I have done for Climate Change week. I took a public domain NASA document about climate change and I have changed it into an informative PowerPoint presentation. If you like this work, then please look at the full version of PowerPoint presentations and colouring pages about climate change and global warming here :- https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/-11533172

This introductory lesson is aimed at Year 7, and includes a powerpoint with links to an animation, worksheets and extension material.

This primary assembly encourages pupils to think about the environmental impact of their actions. It looks at how our actions in this country have an impact around the world. It also provides some ideas about how young people can address this problem.

This lesson focuses on the climate of the British Isles, including the difference between weather and climate. Weather, climate, British Isles.

3 worksheets differentiated for la/ma/ha chn cut and stick or draw items to pack for a hot and cold country

This lesson aims to get students to think about the 3 main theories behind the natural causes of climate change; Orbital Theory, Solar Output Theory and Eruption Theory.

This lesson aims to get students to think about the different way we can mitigate climate change. These include; Alternative energy, carbon capture, replanting trees and international agreements.