A lesson on the cultural differences and perceptions on running for sport.

Predicting the Future of Endangered Hawksbills

Students will examine themselves relative to their characteristics, abilities, and feelings. By making connections to children in another part of the world, they will discover that people are more alike than different.

Students research malaria as a global health issue and discuss examples and ideas for preventing the spread of the disease.

Learners will examine the importance of perspective in how people perceive things.

Visit a nearby garbage dump to learn about waste disposal and its effects on the surrounding environment.

Students explore the literary elements of a Tanzanian folk tale about animals collaborating to dig a well.

Students will discover how the concepts of time and punctuality can differ markedly in the United States and another country.

This lesson conveys the obstacles girls face in their schooling, and is designed to help learners gain a different perspective and a sense of empathy for different life challenges.

Students will analyze the meanings and patterns of a folk tale.

Sort your garbage on a timeline to better understand decomposition.

This lesson plan explores the biodiversity that is alive around our schools and compares this with the biodiversity found in different types of world ecosystems.

This warm up or review activity gets students to think on their toes and race to categorize waste materials!

In this activity, students trace their hands and forearms to form the trunks and branches of trees.

Act out the life cycle of a tree as a group.

In this activity, students break down the steps involved in planting trees.

Students become tree detectives as they ask questions to identify and categorize tree products taped to their backs.

This lesson encourages students to ask questions about an animal's characteristics and act out its typical behavior

An interactive activity to demonstrate how water sources are distributed throughout the environment.