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In this introductory lesson, we look at the scientific processes and concepts of the carbon cycle. This will enable students to grow prior knowledge of food webs, respiration, and photosynthesis, as well as the combustion of fossil fuels into a more complete model. The lesson starts with an exercise to illustrate the range of different forms of carbon and carbon compounds and where they are found. This is followed by a gamified exploration of the carbon cycle. Key vocabulary and an understanding of the carbon cycle and its link to climate change is developed through a dominos task and short answer questions.

Learning outcomes

  • Identify where carbon can be found
  • Describe ten basic processes of the carbon cycle
  • Demonstrate their understanding of carbon stores and movement between them
  • Link increasing carbon in the atmosphere to climate change
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Lisa McCarthy

a year ago
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Fabulous! Thank you for this. I'm writing yet another powerpoint for KS3 and this has saved me lots of time - thank you! (I couldn't find the board game worksheet which is referenced in the powerpoint - just to make you aware. No big deal - great resources!)

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