Positives

• This video has engaging graphics and provides captions in many languages.
• Important statements and statistics are displayed on the screen for emphasis.

Additional Prerequisites

• Since the video has a lot of text on the screen, explain to less-experienced readers that the text is just a support, but everything is read aloud so it isn't necessary to read it all. 
• The video moves quickly and provides a lot of statistics, so it may be helpful to view this short video more than once or pause periodically.

Differentiation

• This video may be a good supplement for a more comprehensive lesson about disappearing green spaces or environmental justice.
• Have students write letters to local leaders to show support for bringing more green space to communities.
• As an extension for social studies and civics classes, students can research local policies that prioritize nature and brainstorm how these policies could be improved or implemented (if missing).
• Art or language arts students could create posters or write essays explaining why nature is fundamental to human health, ensuring that students back up their stances with facts, such as the data presented in this video.
• Break students up into groups to further research a specific aspect of nature's impact on human health, such as providing healthy air, the value of green space, clean water, lowering stress levels, providing healthy foods, or another topic covered in the video.