A powerpoint presentation of multiple choice questions and answers which involves the class.

This resource targets teachers and university students who wish to make themselves aware of current conservation issues surrounding the Blue Whale. The attached ‘guide’ accompanies the text document and is an impressive visual to help convey the message to others.

Deforestation around the world is occurring at a massive scale especially in Sri Lanka. The most dramatic impact is the loss of habitats and ecosystems for millions of species. The lesson plans use interactive learning to teach students about the importance of ecosystems, plant biology, climate change, carbon offsetting, global citizenship and the carbon cycle. Students will choose a tree to plant from the list provided. For every tree planted in a UK school, a tree will be planted in Sri Lanka through the Atlantic Whale Foundation. The ‘Root Network’ links the two projects together.

Critically evaluate views that are not their own, global governance and explore issues relating to human rights, refugees, immigration and sustainable development.

The sensory garden treasure hunt project aims to teach students about the importance of ecosystems, plant biology, climate change and global citizenship. The lessons incorporate interactive learning by including field (outdoor) based activities. The lesson plan document outlines the activity in more detail. A worksheet document is included so students can complete the different activities.

Fun Orangutan wordsearch using key words linking to the other resources, can be used as a good revision aid.

Sustianability, habitats and global citizens. FUNdraising activities to help support a community in Sierra Leone.

An activity resource sheet where the children match up the key terms and defiantions of the whales anatomy. They can then Label the key words on the diagram. Also includes solution.

This resource targets teachers and university students who wish to make themselves aware of current conservation issues surrounding the Black Rhino. The attached 'guide' accompanies the text document and is an impressive visual to help convey the message to others.

A fun educational wordsearch designed to encourage children to learn about the humpback whale using key words. It can also be used as a revision tool.

Activity resource for children to identify what the Orangutans eat, and also the predators of the Orangutan.

In this worksheet, keywords are fitted into sentences to educate children about the Black Rhino. There is a fun wordsearch to follow using the keywords from the sentences. This is a useful revision tool.

AWF Storybooks, Cultural Cooking, Craftwork for a Cause, Cultural Exhibition, Sharing Shoeboxes, Sharing Stories, A Day in the Life, Weekly Questions, Game exchange, Show and Tell Worldwide, My Favourite Toy, Organise a Fair, Cultural Cooking, Fair Trade Morning/Day/Week, Sharing Stories, Create your own Wordsearch, Nature Trails, Fin Shot Recognition Game, Class Fundraising, Weekly Questions...

This research is a fun wordsearch using key terms about the Blue Whale and can be used as a revision tool.

Climate Change What you can do to help

This resource targets teachers and university students who wish to make themselves aware of current conservation issues surrounding the Black Rhino. The attached 'guide' accompanies the text document and is an impressive visual to help convey the message to others.

What is a Global Citizen?, Why is it important to become a Global Citizen?, How can I become a Global Citizen?, Ways to get involved, How to use the website, A tlantic Whale Foundation, Environmental Sustainability, Combat HIV/AIDS, Malaria and Other Diseases, UN Millennium Goals, Gender Equality, Sierra Leone, Dragonfly Project.

The flower pot design project aims to teach students about different cultures, conservation, climate change, design and global citizenship. Schools will receive terracotta plant pots via the AWF made by villagers living in Kandy, Sri Lanka. Students will design their own terracotta plant pot based on different cultural pot designs from around the world. Students will have to research the different cultural designs individually and adapt the research into their own designs. Students can also sell their designs afterwards (see AWF's fair trade and entrepreneurship program).

Activity sheet resource for children, cut out the jigsaw and reassemble it.

Fair Earth - The Gateway to Global Citizenship ‘COVID-19; What do you know?’ is an interactive lesson aimed to engage young minds and get them thinking outside the box. It will clear up any false information circulating on social media and give them a clear understanding of how and why the outbreak started, and how to stay safe. The lesson also looks at viruses and pandemics in general, showing governments responses to previous outbreaks and how we can respond better in the future. As always the lesson also suggests the idea of fundraising for a worthy cause and the option to get involved at home to keep themselves and their local communities safe. Suitable for in-class and online learning. Lesson plan by Eve Pilmore. Your £1.00 fee goes towards the vital aid & conservation work carried out by the Fair Earth Foundation