Climate Classroom
Provided by: Citizens' Climate Education|Published on: October 25, 2022|Last updated: September 26, 2026
Grades: 6, 7, 8
Type: Lesson Plans
Subjects: Science, Social Studies, English Language Arts
Authors: Citizens' Climate Education
Location: Earth
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Synopsis
- In this series of 14 lesson plans, teachers will guide students through three modules of climate topics that focus on the impacts of climate change, climate solutions, and climate action.
- The lesson plans include videos, activities, and slide presentations, and are designed to be completed in 40 to 45 minutes each.
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Positives
- This comprehensive unit is aligned with language arts, social studies, and science standards.
- There are many resources provided and the students will be engaged in different types of learning.
Additional Prerequisites
- You must watch the introductory training video (~40 mins) before requesting access to the resources via the Google form linked on the site.
- You must use the links in the lesson plans to get access to the editable content.
- CCL requests feedback for using their content.
- There are no standards selected for this collection of lessons because it encompasses a variety of topics, disciplines, and grade levels.
Differentiation
- The content is focused on middle school grades, but it could be differentiated for older students by assigning additional readings or having students complete more in-depth research.
- If you aren't able to use the entire platform of lessons, choose the lessons or activities that fit in with your schedule and curriculum.
This resource contains a climate classroom curriculum and training video to engage students to facilitate and lead climate conversations and action in their community. It is interactive and suitable to upskill students' advocacy, facilitation, and leadership skills. There is a very high confidence in using this resource when teaching.
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Scientist Reviewed
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