All We Can Save Printable Poster (Rose Wong)
Artwork
GradesK, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5Visual and Performing Arts, Health
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Provided by The All We Can Save Project
What it is
- This printable poster is a beautiful visual reminder that healing the environment goes hand-in-hand with healing ourselves.
- The included text and image will help students consider the interconnectedness of human and environmental health.
Teaching tips
Positives
- This resource is a printable poster that includes beautiful artwork and a meaningful message.
- Students of any age will be able to analyze and reflect on the meaning of the artwork, leading to important classroom conversations.
Additional Prerequisites
- Students should have a basic understanding of how human health can be affected by the environment.
Differentiation
- Cross-curricular connections can be made in social studies classes considering how people deal with the changing environment, or in language arts classes thinking about connecting written messages with art.
- Post this poster in a prominent area of the classroom and invite students to consider the image and message. Then, have students share their thinking with a partner and, eventually, the class. What is the message the artist is trying to convey? How does taking care of ourselves help us take care of the Earth?
- Ask students to create their own poster using the same words and create a gallery wall of posters for your class to review.
From the scientist review
This resource is a PDF printable poster from the All We Can Save Project. The poster is a great addition to a classroom discussion about climate change.
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