Students will enjoy exploring the beautiful and interesting images in this resource.
The text summaries of each image will deepen student understanding.
Additional Prerequisites
Students should understand how human activities impact oceans and wildlife.
Some of the descriptions have content-specific terms. Review the descriptions for vocabulary that is unfamiliar to students.
Some images, especially those showing destroyed homes or dead animals, may upset some students.
Differentiation
This resource works well in art classes considering photography as a medium or in science classes learning about different aspects of the ocean.
Social studies teachers can make cross-curricular connections by pinpointing the locations of the photographs, discussing cultural or religious practices that may harm the environment, or examining the many ways communities depend on the ocean.
Younger students will enjoy using the photographs as inspiration to write a story. They can write as a whole class, in groups, or individually.
High school students can use this resource to sort the pictures by problem and then research the issue that most interests them.
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About the Partner Provider
Climate Outreach
Climate Outreach helps people understand the complex issue of climate change in ways that resonate with their sense of identity, values, and worldview. They aim to create informed consent and support from people across society and around the world, in order to create a social mandate for climate action.
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