Deforestation in Myanmar – Complete Lesson Series (KS3/KS4 Geography & Environmental Studies) Description: This comprehensive and engaging resource explores the topic of deforestation in Myanmar through five detailed, student-centred lessons. Designed for KS3/KS4 learners (ages 11–16), the unit combines scientific, cultural, ecological, and socio-economic perspectives to deepen understanding of environmental issues. Included Lessons: The Importance of Myanmar’s Forests – Students explore the ecological significance of forests and observe biodiversity in local trees. Benefits of Forests in Myanmar – Learners understand the economic, cultural, and personal value of forests and develop persuasive campaigns to protect them. Causes of Deforestation – Focuses on human and natural drivers of forest loss, including illegal logging, mining, agriculture, and urban expansion. Slash and Burn Farming – Investigates shifting cultivation in Myanmar and its environmental impacts, with practical alternatives and hands-on soil analysis. Consequences of Deforestation – Encourages systems thinking through real-world impacts like climate change, biodiversity loss, flooding, and soil erosion. Features: • Clear learning objectives and outcomes for each lesson • Detailed facilitator background notes and key vocabulary • Interactive student activities, group discussions, case studies, and practical observations • Differentiated tasks, independent work, and engaging homework assignments • PPT slide prompts, printable worksheets, and project ideas • PPT Slides to accompany lessons Perfect for: • Geography, Environmental Studies, or Global Citizenship • Supplementing sustainability units or Earth Day lessons • Teaching about ecosystems, biodiversity, climate change, and traditional knowledge systems Format: Microsoft Word document – easily adaptable for your classroom needs. PPT Slides Note: This resource pairs well with outdoor learning and cross-curricular projects in science, literacy, and art.

Lessons for Upper Primary on Deforestation – A Complete Teaching Unit This comprehensive, ready-to-teach resource explores the vital role of forests in Myanmar and the wider world, tailored for upper primary learners. It includes five fully developed lesson plans with engaging activities, outdoor learning, cultural connections, and practical action projects. Children will explore ecosystems, biodiversity, spiritual and practical forest uses, the causes and impacts of deforestation, and ways to protect the environment. What’s included: • Five structured 60–75 min lesson plans (Word Document) • Curriculum-aligned objectives and outcomes • Interactive outdoor and classroom activities • PPT slide presentation to guide you through each lesson • Creative tasks (e.g. forest mapping, soil investigation, drama, poster-making) • Tree planting and community action project • Background information for teachers • Vocabulary support (biomes, ecosystems, biodiversity, etc.) • Topics Covered: • Importance of forests and forest wildlife in Myanmar • Forests’ benefits to people and society • Causes and consequences of deforestation • Impact of burning land and sustainable alternatives • Taking action – tree planting and conservation efforts • Ideal for: • Environmental education • Science and geography lessons • Outdoor learning and eco-clubs • Cross-curricular units (e.g. moral, spiritual, and cultural education) • Suitable for KS2 / Upper Primary Format: Editable Word Document Duration: 5 full lessons with optional homework and extensions