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In this varied outdoor lesson, your children will work collaboratively to show the main climate zones. They will research the average temperatures of cities across the world, presenting these as a line graph which they will interpret and base predictions on following discussion of the trends observed.
In this outdoor lesson, your children will work together to create a human line graph! They’ll look closely at the change in sea temperatures in the UK and find out about a key issues relating to rising sea surface temperatures around the world.
In this creative outdoor lesson, children will learn about the process of global warming, carry out an experiment which investigates the greenhouse gas effect and produce climate change murals in the school grounds. In addition, they will make a climate pledge!
Have your children combine their geography, science and D&T knowledge in this fun and creative outdoor lesson. They’ll be challenged to build their own renewable energy source and discuss how energy savings can be made in our daily lives to reduce our use of non-renewable energy.
Using what they’ve learned and created in Lesson 4, your children will design their own investigation into the most suitable location for your renewable energy source in your school grounds. At the end of this outdoor lesson, they’ll present their findings to others and recommend how renewable energy could be used in school.