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Annotated images to show the resources/ materials that are used to produce single-use plastic. A great resource to support discussion about single-use plastic
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A matching activity to support research about four main greenhouse gases. Children can identify different sources of greenhouse gases and also discuss ways to reduce emissions. Images could be used…
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Data (bar graph) to show the greenhouse gases produced by the plastic life cycle and projected emissions if plastic production continues. This resource can support data interpretation, making predictions and…
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Simple explanations of the journey of single-use plastic, from the extraction of oil, to the production of plastic, to the management of plastic waste. This resource can be used to…
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Matching activity to show the different disposal methods for plastic waste. Children could match the images and descriptions, rank the disposal methods according to the greenhouse gas emissions they create…
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Use this image as a discussion prompt or as part of the ‘Where Does Plastic Go?‘ lesson
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Use this image as a discussion prompt or as part of the ‘Where Does Plastic Go?‘ lesson
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Use this image as a discussion prompt or as part of the ‘Where Does Plastic Go?‘ lesson
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Use this image as a discussion prompt or as part of the ‘Where Does Plastic Go?‘ lesson
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A one degree Celsius rise in body temperature could hospitalise a human. A temperature rise of two, three or four degrees could be deadly. Imagine if this were happening to…
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The Earth’s climate has changed many times in response to natural factors. But over the course of the last century we have seen an unusual rise in the average global…
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What is Climate Change? Climate change is the long-term shift in average weather patterns across the world. Humans have contributed to the release of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases...