Climate change at school: resources for teachers and students
Check out these handy resources below for ideas on introducing and teaching about climate change in your classroom and how you can share
Check out these handy resources below for ideas on introducing and teaching about climate change in your classroom and how you can share
Hear from other young people about how they are taking-action for our planet and climate by watching this film. This film and supporting resources will help students with action ideas.
We asked to be heard – a video about students in Ōtautahi speaking up about climate action.
Te Tai Unuora | Climate Wellbeing Guide – New Zealand climate change wellbeing guide
Climate change is a big and tricky topic. Check out this educators guide or this resource for tips on talking to young people and children about climate change.
The emissions reduction plan is the next big step to help Aotearoa reduce our emissions over the next five years. This snapshot of the emissions reduction plan discussion document is a good place to start learning more about what the emissions reduction plan will look like.
Our climate future is tied to the health of the world around us. Head outdoors and explore your local environment. Try the Department of Conservation nature activity cards, designed to help you teach outside. Each activity includes mātauranga Māori and curriculum ideas and are fast, easy, fun ways to get your students learning in nature. Activities can be downloaded in English or te reo Māori.
The Arts
Developing ideas
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English
Speaking, writing and presenting |
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Digital
Designing and developing digital outcomes |
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Health and Physical Education |
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