Making Sense of the Climate Emergency: Exploring thoughts, feelings and actions
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2020-03-17Subject
Climate changeKeywords
climate crisisclimate emergency
climate resilience
climate adaptation
climate action
eco-anxiety
climate strike
school strike
climate change teaching resources
climate change KS2 resourcesclimate change KS3 resourcesactive citizenshipglobal citizenship educationEarth Day
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Young people are growing up in a climate emergency. Millions of the world’s poorest people are being affected. There is still hope but urgent action is needed now.
Eco-anxiety is on the rise and there is a growing need for young people to be supported to face the reality of climate change, to talk about their concerns and consider potential responses.
With inspiring case studies and creative ideas for taking action, this cross-curricular resource for ages 8-14 helps learners to: make sense of the climate crisis; reflect on their values in life; discuss thoughts and feelings; and feel empowered to act – both individually and together with others.