This is the third lesson in a series of three teaching pupils about 1. Climate change/global warming 2. human activities relating to this 3.renewable energy sources carbon footprints and offsetting. As a new resource we would really appreciate as much feedback on the lessons as possible in order for us to then refine them and to ensure they are fully relevant and effective. You can find out more about the AWF and our Genesis project at http://www.awf-genesisproject.org/

This pack includes a fact sheet about rainforests around the world and statistics which illustrate the affects of deforestation. Related to this fact sheet is a worksheet with questions and a solution sheet for teacher use.

This pack includes a double paged fact sheet on endangered animals found in the rainforest, a related worksheet with questions,

This is the first lesson in a series of three teaching pupils about 1. Climate change/global warming 2. human activities relating to this 3.renewable energy sources carbon footprints and offsetting. As a new resource we would really appreciate as much feedback on the lessons as possible in order for us to then refine them and to ensure they are fully relevant and effective. You can find out more about the AWF and our Genesis project at http://www.awf-genesisproject.org/

This art activity requires students to create an artwork of a rainforest animal by tracing our provided templates. This activity is simple and effective.

This is a course of fun, easy to follow lessons which educate, inform and inspire young people to affect change in a world where plastic pollution is at a critical level. We are in a time when people, globally, should celebrate and honour our planet, whose land and sea connects us all. Working together, we can and will protect our shared Earth. Each well structured 60 minute lesson brings to life key elements in an engaging and experiential ‘hands-on’ way to encourage learning and understanding. The workshops, and accompanying factsheets, are designed to lead the students through a process of learning to understand how damaging waste plastic is and where it comes from, so as to inspire them with the motivation to do something about the problem in their daily lives. This course is in conjunction with Earth Day 2020. (Suitable for ages 6 -12) Course Lessons The Hazards of Plastics Where it Begins Earth Day Why do we need to Recycle? Reusing Plastics Offsetting Plastic Use Time to Act Quiz Time Oath to the Earth Fact Sheets Ten Shocking Facts About Plastic Pollution How Much Disposable Plastic Do We Use? What is Earth Day? Why do we need to recycle? Reusing Plastics Making a Herb Garden Waste Decomposition Rates The Plastic Bank Where does litter come from? Quiz Answers and Review Oath to the Earth Promises Workshops Elastic Band & Animal Impact Puzzle Class Rubbish Audit Landfill in a Bottle Earth Day Stones Recycling Poster Chandelier/Herb Garden Making A Message to the Adults Plastics Quiz Oath to the Earth

Challenge your students to obtain ten out of ten in this interactive powerpoint quiz. These true or false questions give an overview of the importance of rainforests and what we can do to preserve them.

Resource for ks2 Students, including lots of fun and interesting facts about the Orangutans lifestyle and its endangerment. Helping the children to understand more about different animals and conservation.

This is the second lesson in a series of three teaching pupils about 1. Climate change/global warming 2. human activities relating to this 3.renewable energy sources carbon footprints and offsetting. As a new resource we would really appreciate as much feedback on the lessons as possible in order for us to then refine them and to ensure they are fully relevant and effective. You can find out more about the AWF and our Genesis project at http://www.awf-genesisproject.org/

Fun factsheet about the blue whale, will create alot of interest with memorable facts that the students will enjoy. Will help them to understand the size of the animal and realise its endangerment.

A powerpoint presentation where the class chooses if the answers to the questions displayed are true or false. Based on the Orangutans with many facts and figures.

A two page resource containing lots of information about the Blue Whale, really informative with interesting facts.

This rainforest wordsearch contains a vocabulary of terms related to endangered animals and forests found in Africa.

This worksheet is designed to be taken into an ICT lesson with a pencil. Students are to use search engines to answer the questions on three different aspects of rainforests: - rainforests of the world - animals of the rainforest - preservation of rainforests

Fair Earth - The Gateway to Global Citizenship. This engaging lesson plan will invite students to contemplate the relationship between music, and their own emotional wellbeing. Audiovisual samples from a range of media will encourage students to explore their own emotional responses to various kinds of music. Through group workshops and activities, students will develop their own insights to the musical creative process - and what motivates the artists who make music in all forms. Suitable for in-class, online and independent learning. Lesson plan by Jensen Akal. Your £1.00 fee goes towards the vital aid & conservation work that Fair Earth Foundation engages in worldwide.

Fair Earth - The Gateway to Global Citizenship With our lesson resource on freedom of expression, your students can learn more about their stake in a free & open society - and how to advocate for continued freedom of speech and expression for themselves and others. Selected video presentations will give students a range of views on this subject. Workshop activities and home assignments are included to enhance student engagement with their civil & human rights. Suitable for in-class or online learning. Lesson plan by Paul Doherty. Your £1.00 fee goes towards the vital aid and conservation work carried out by the Fair Earth Foundation

Fair Earth - The Gateway to Global Citizenship. This timely lesson plan will tackle the pressing issues of food security, and how we feed an expanding population with fewer resources. We can address world hunger, but must protect the environment. Doing both will require a sea-change in our diets, and how we produce food. Selected presentations will give students a stronger understanding of how these topics are connected. Class workshops and home assignments are included to maximise student engagement. Suitable for in-class, online and independent learning. Lesson plan by Paul Doherty. Your £1.00 fee goes towards the vital aid & conservation work that the Fair Earth Foundation engages in worldwide

Fair Earth - The Gateway to Global Citizenship. This accessible lesson plan will educate students on the environmental plague of microplastics - and how they have ended up in the food that we eat. An informative video presentation will equip students to give their insights to the nature of the microplastic menace to our oceans & wildlife. Through group workshops and activities, they can make changes in their own lives to help reduce the microplastic burden on our world. Suitable for in-class, online and independent learning. Lesson plan by Mimi Jenkins & Paul Doherty. Your £1.00 fee goes towards the vital aid & conservation work that Fair Earth Foundation engages in worldwide.

Fair Earth - The Gateway to Global Citizenship. This accessible lesson plan will delve into the world of poaching and the illegal wildlife trade. Students will learn how and why endangered species such as tigers, pangolins and rhinos are harvested for their body parts, to be sold in markets worldwide, particularly the Far East. Selected presentations will give students a stronger understanding of poaching and the wildlife trade are linked. Class workshops and home assignments are included to maximise student engagement in comating this threat to the natural world. Suitable for in-class, online and independent learning. Lesson plan by Paul Doherty. Your £1.00 fee goes towards the vital aid & conservation work that the Fair Earth Foundation engages in worldwide

Fair Earth - The Gateway to Global Citizenship. This lesson plan will introduce students to the vibrant and life-changing world of volunteering. So many organisations depend on voluntary workers to provide aid for refugees, care for endangered species, sanitation for impoverished villages; any much, much more. This lesson serves as a gateway to the world of voluntary work, and explores the ways in which volunteering can develop their skills and prospects for the future. Workshops and activities are included to give students a working insight to the voluntary sector. Suitable for in-class, online and independent learning. Lesson plan by Paul Doherty. Your £1.00 fee goes towards the vital aid & conservation work that the Fair Earth Foundation engages in worldwide

Fair Earth - The Gateway to Global Citizenship Whales and dolphins - otherwise known as cetaceans - are amongst the most charismatic members of the animal kingdom. In this lesson plan, students will delve into their evolutionary history and find out about the challenges these creatures face today. Selected video presentations will give students an overview of the whaling industry; and why holding cetaceans in captivity must come to an end. Activity workshops and home assignments will deepen students’ understanding of these issues and give them a chance to take a lead in making a difference. Suitable for in-class or online learning. Lesson plan by Paul Doherty. *Your £1.00 fee goes towards the vital conservation and aid work done by the Fair Earth Foundation *