These activities are designed to support educators in equipping students with knowledge and practical tools for considering positive environmental behaviours they can take in their everyday lives.
They link careers, personal action and developing a sense of agency to young people’s responses to learning about the climate crisis.
Before undertaking these activities with students, it may be helpful to read our guide for teachers on climate change and young people's mental health.
- Time required: Varies, depending on activity
About this resource
- Resource type: classroom activities
- Theme: Actions for urban nature
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