@CulleyEliza What a great idea! This would inspire anyone, it’s the little things that count. If even some of the youngest in our school can focus on making a change, why can’t we!
@CulleyEliza I am also incorporating visual arts into my project on #SDG14 we should share resources we find relating to visual arts and life below water
@CulleyEliza@theelords I will be adding this to my resource collection for sure! Such a good book to allow students to begin to look at the impact we can have on our environment
This book helps to educate children in the importance of protecting our planet, especially within our oceans. Something to check out to use in the classroom #UoNTeach#Educ4750#SDG14#whatawatse
Something my class has been working on during our Clean up our Water unit is these recyclable pencil cases. These are a good, easy way to get students to start thinking about recycling plastic bottles, as well as incorporating creative arts #UoNTeach#Educ4750#SDG14
@CulleyEliza I watched this recently! Such a good insight about what is happening to our oceans and our Earths species. Something I would love to encourage students watch at home with parents #SDG14#UoNTeach#Educ4750
PLASTIC BOTTLE RECYCLING
A vertical garden is low budget and sustainable! Students and families can get involved by donating used bottles to transform them into a garden within school. This directly corresponds with #SDG14 to reduce marine pollution from land-activity #Educ4750
@CulleyEliza Scary to know this happens! My class and I are working on a unit of work around #SDG14 and love to hear about different facts and figures to do with our oceans
Did you know that as much as 40% of the ocean in heavily affected by pollution! This includes deprecated fisheries, loss of costal habitats and other human activities. Let’s work together to raise awareness and reduce this #UONTeach#Educ4750#SDG14#pollution#lifebelowwater