We have developed an interactive website that can be shared directly with children aged 8+ called Climate Changemakers. If we are going to tackle the climate and ecological crisis then every child, everywhere needs to have access to holistic climate and environmental education. Developed in collaboration with young activists, Climate Changemakers invites children to reflect on the value of climate and environmental learning by writing words, sharing what it means to them. The offline lesson plan version can be downloaded directly here. If your students have access to digital learning tools, sharing the website with them directly - https://climatechangemakers.worldslargestlesson.globalgoals.org

* Children everywhere are keen to be seen to be green! * VALUES work enables learners to value their education and flourish. * Personal, Social, Health and Economic (PSHE) education develops essential life skills. "17 Sustainable Development Goals" agreed in September 2015 by the world leaders from 193 countries provide an abundance of engaging topics for PSHE schemes of work and there is a growing amount of material being made available such as: * UNICEF lesson plans (https://teachunicef.org/teaching-materials/topic/sustainable-development-goals) * TES lesson plans (https://www.tes.com/worldslargestlesson/) * Sustainable Development Goals videos (http://www.un.org/sustainabledevelopment/videos/) 3 revolutions are taking place and impacting and transforming the lives of all of us - now and for the future: * the DIGITAL revolution * the VALUES revolution * the DEVELOPMENT revolution ~ turning people's VISIONS into ACTIONS.

Lesson to make pupils aware of the Global Goals and their importance for making the world fair.

Step 1: Generation Earthshot: Introduce the Earthshot Prize This teacher toolkit is designed to nurture the innate creativity of young people and channel it towards solving environmental challenges. It offers a flexible framework for creative problem solving that can be applied across different subject areas to inspire big, bold, creative ideas to repair our planet. From September 2021 students will be able to share their work via the Generation Earthshot website and connect with others around the world, in the build up to the first ever Earthshot Prize awards which will be broadcast worldwide. Visit the website to access the resources and sign up for news. Share the idea of The Earthshot Prize with students and excite them about joining in.

Stage 2: The Problem Stage: Discover the Earthshots and facilitate students in defining the problem they wish to solve.

Stage 4: The Solutions Stage Students take on roles, present ideas and share them with others. Then they reflect and identify their next steps.

Step 3: The Ideas Stage Help students generate ideas in an organised way. Then evaluate and refine them.

This lesson uses a fun music video, reading for comprehension, and an interactive game to engage students in analyzing sustainable lifestyle choices. Explain sustainability Apply an ecological footprint calculator Evaluate lifestyle choices

A fun and easy resource to engage students with the UN Global Goals and to decorate your classroom at the same time! Students choose which Global Goal paper chain they would like to create and write their Goal for the Goal on the back of their chain. Black & White version and Colour version available.

This is one of five comprehensive lesson plans on the impact food has on the Global Goals.

An extensive lesson plan to the Global Goals Food Project.

An extensive 5 minute video that deepens the understanding of the UN Global Goals for Sustainable Development.

A 6 minute video that explains the UN Sustainable Development Goals for everyone.

An animation explaining how to take part in the Global Goals Food Project.

An extensive lesson plan to the Global Goals Food Project.

An extensive lesson plan to the Global Goals Food Project.

Lesson idea is centered around the balance in the society on gender issues where a female child is allowed equal rights with a male child.

The lesson introduces the concept of conventional and non conventional sources of energy.The lesson emphasizes the importance of sustainability.The lesson focuses on wind as a clean source of energy and the need for it to be tapped for the future.

How to calculate the perimeter and the area of a Rectangle. With practical examples to make it more understandable to the Learners.

The focus of this lesson is to develop an understanding about poverty and its effects.

Using Typhoid Mary as a case study students will learn about infectious disease prevalence, prevention and education.