In a world where climate change has never been experienced, it is time to do something. This poster aims to encourage people to act, by raising awareness of the importance of talking about climate change. This poster highlights the respect for nature by using powerful images and colors.
We prepared teachers to hold a deliberative democratic student climate assembly by teaching about learning standards, climate science and local resources, teaching tools and resources, deliberative democracies and student conversations, climate anxiety and climate justice and the Inquiry Design Model. Guest speakers Lori Henrickson, OSPI project manager for this project, spoke at the summer and spring workshop along with pilot SCA teacher at Glacier Peak HS Ryan Hauck.Resources include: the powerpoint slides from the workshop & a word document with the resources provided.
In this lesson plan, students will be learning about climate change, its causes, and global impacts. They will brainstorm measures to reduce its effects, discuss personal challenges in combating climate change, and create poster presentations outlining specific measures to address it, culminating in a march to protest climate change.