Lesson Package | Climate Change Activity Pack

$8.70
Including VAT
Elementary school Lesson Package | Climate Change Activity Pack

Provider: Minding Kids

Why Eduye Selected This

Chosen for its practical climate change activities that support teachers across primary grades with engaging, cross-curricular learning

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Best For

Care for NatureClimate ChangeSocial InteractionSustainability1st Grade2nd Grade3rd Grade4th Grade5th GradeKindergarten

Prices

Original price: £5.95 includes 20% tax.

The price listed reflects a one-time payment. Other pricing options are available for this lesson package:

Gold Membership - Join for £35.00 (3 months access) then £7.50 per month thereafter. £75.00 per year.
Platinum Membership - Join for £35.00 (3 months access) then £15.00 per month thereafter. £165.00 per year.

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Description

A comprehensive climate change activity pack designed to help children explore the causes, effects, and solutions of climate change through fun, hands-on learning. Includes worksheets, games, fact sheets, vocabulary activities, board games, certificates, and activity plans that support literacy, science, problem-solving, and environmental awareness skills.

Children will learn about recycling, greenhouse gases, eco-friendly habits, weather vs climate, and ways to care for the planet while developing reading, writing, counting, and social skills. Perfect for themed learning, group activities, and play-based exploration across multiple areas of development.

Lesson Package | Climate Change Activity Pack

  • Paid
Minding Kids

Minding Kids has tools and resources for childminders, teachers, and childcare professionals. You get to save time and improve parent communication. The founder is Cheryl who's a proud mom of three.



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