Protecting the Environment (Years 3-4)

Author: Cathy Symons

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Use this worksheet to test children's knowledge on ways of protecting the environment. Challenge children to fill in the table explaining how human activities can affect climate change. Encourage children to work in small groups to prepare a short presentation informing others about climate change. Children can also get creative and make a poster offering information about how to reduce the impact of climate change.

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  • Key Stage: Key Stage 2
  • Subject: PSHE
  • Topic: Community and Responsibility
  • Topic Group:Living in the World
  • Year(s): Years 3-4
  • Media Type: PowerPoint
  • Resource Type: PowerPoint
  • Last Updated: 28/09/2022
  • Resource Code: PS2PAT1157

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Living in the World
Community
Responsibility
Environment
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