English National Curriculum Geography
Mission Objectives
Identify the issues facing our oceans and other water bodies
Explain ways to conserve the planet and stop climate change
Describe how climate change is affecting our oceans and other water bodies
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Words and meanings to learn
conservation
caring and maintaining the upkeep of a natural resource to stop it from disappearing
challenge
a difficult situation or problem that requires a solution, often involving obstacles that need to be overcome
pollution
damage caused to the earth by unnatural substances or waste
water
a stretch of water such as a river, ocean, sea or lake
climate change
is causing conditions in habitats over the world to change
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Resources: Stop-motion app on tablets, A5 or A6 pieces of paper or card and access to a local council near a sea.
Support Handout (1): A scaffolded planning page.
Core Handout (2): A planning and note-taking page. The note-taking will take place during the main teaching. There is also a space for the pupils to plan their stop motion images.
Challenge Handout (4): A framework suggestion and key vocabulary for the pupils’ formal persuasive letter to their local council.
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