Why Choose This Course?
During this short course, the children will be researching the importance of glaciers and the role that they play in the food chain. The children will investigate and start to understand the food chain of the Arctic Circle and the role that ice play in preserving this. The children will then conduct research on a glacier closest to them. With over 400,000 glaciers on the planet, you are never too far away from the nearest one.
Our objective is to create an understanding and a bridge between children and the preservation of the world’s glaciers. The goal is to further understand how important they are and the role that they play in preserving human, organic and insect life on the entire planet.
Learning Goals
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Scientific Understanding: Explore the science behind the water cycle and its impact on living organisms and the Earth’s surface.
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Environmental Stewardship: Learn how to protect and manage natural resources sustainably.
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Collaboration: Work with peers on projects that promote awareness and conservation of water resources.
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Creative Expression: Use art and design to represent scientific concepts and communicate ideas effectively.
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Critical Thinking: Analyze the effects of human activity on the environment and develop solutions to protect water systems.
Global Impacts Already Made
This course has empowered children worldwide to become published authors, share their voices, and contribute to meaningful causes through storytelling. Their books not only inspire readers but also generate real-world change, making this program a unique opportunity to connect creativity with impact.
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Key Information
United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDG’s)
All of our courses empower students to take action towards achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals for a better world. This course specifically focuses on the goals shown below.
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Ages: Year 3 upwards
Course Duration: 1 Lesson
Time per Lesson: 60-90 mins
Key Curriculum Areas: Writing Communication, Literacy, Creative Arts, Digital Literacy, Citizenship Ethics, Leadership Teamwork, Community Engagement
Teacher/s: Gavin McCormack