Sharna Sunderland

UON Bachelor of Teaching (Primary) (Honours) | Fourth Year student

[Sharna Sunderland @SharnaJade3]

Plastic free Tuesday, what a great idea to reduce waste in schools and even at home. Here are some great storing ideas that require no plastic! This could be printed into the school newsletter to educate parents and carers #UoNTeach

[Stephen Ritz @StephenRitz]

How to live a more plastic free life #PlasticFree #sustainability

[Sharna Sunderland @SharnaJade3]

@Annabel52301684 I've seen this is so many schools. Such an easy way to recycle and also save money on resources! Something so simple yet effective. Thanks for sharing Annabelle, something I would definitely implement in my classroom.

[Sharna Sunderland @SharnaJade3]

@_CleanSea So inspirational! It's great to see young people make such a difference for our oceans. Really shows that anyone can help save our oceans. I'd love to show this in the classroom to bring awareness to students to influence their waste management. #UoNTeach
Thanks for sharing!

[Sharna Sunderland @SharnaJade3]

@TownsPhoebe This is a great idea! You could use this in a lesson for stage 2 and link with other recycled materials you can use to make art in the classroom.

[Sharna Sunderland @SharnaJade3]

This interactive website has an extensive amount of information on how to keep our oceans clean and healthy. Great for students to have a play and learn so much, ICT is a great resource to utilize in the classroom to enhance engagement also!#UoNTeach
https://t.co/3LLpWn5ufl

[Sharna Sunderland @SharnaJade3]

When talking about #SDG14 we tend focus on the negatives. Sometimes its important to look at the progress that has already been made. Here is a story of a bay in Jamaica that has recovered and come back to life. #UoNTeach
https://t.co/xv2ccl6clB

[Sharna Sunderland @SharnaJade3]

@joel_newman97 Love this idea! It might also bring awareness to how much we all rely on single use plastic. It could even encourage their parents to purchase alternatives such as bees wax wraps ect as well! Thanks for sharing Joel!

[Sharna Sunderland @SharnaJade3]

https://t.co/KNk4s2GaUA Clean Up Australia Day, who doesn't remember participating in this!? Such a great initiative to encourage everyone all around the nation to get involved and clean up. What initiatives have you seen in schools to help clean up our country? #UoNTeach

[Sharna Sunderland @SharnaJade3]

https://t.co/rWYcaO0nVS WATCH!!
This is a very informative short film about the pollution that goes into our oceans and how it effects our sea-life and us! Great for students of older years to watch as it helps connect them outside the classroom! #UoNTeach

[Sharna Sunderland @SharnaJade3]

@AlannahWhipps This would be a great visual arts lesson idea! Everyone loves art, why not use recycled materials? They could even collect the materials themselves from home or make designated bins around the school to encourage others to recycle as well!
Thanks for sharing Alannah

[Sharna Sunderland @SharnaJade3]

Did you know that the main cause of pollution in our oceans is plastic?! It is important to understand how to reduce, reuse ad recycle plastic to keep our oceans clean.
How much of your waste do you recycle at home?
#SDG14 #UoNTeach

[Sharna Sunderland @SharnaJade3]

'Tilly's Reef Adventure' by Rhonda N. Garward is a great book for younger years for introducing #SDG14. It shows that, with a little help from us, our oceans can be greatly effected. At the end of the book it even includes information about our reefs and how we can help.#UoNTeach

[Sharna Sunderland @SharnaJade3]

@MissElkin This is such a good idea! It really shows that young people can make a difference. I would use this in the classroom for older years, allowing the students to collaborate different ideas of what they can do locally to help reduce plastic waste.
Thanks for sharing Grace!

[Sharna Sunderland @SharnaJade3]

Here is an informative website showing statistics and facts about our oceans and keeping them clean. This would be useful to show older students. This connects the classroom to real world and helps students understand the importance of #SDG14 #UoNTeach https://t.co/xYYbK6B99c

[Sharna Sunderland @SharnaJade3]

How inspirational! Getting students actively involved with climate change. It’s important to educate our students about climate change and encourage them to help! This is a great lesson idea! #UoNTeach

[Clean Ocean Action @CleanOcean]

Waves of thanks to 10 year old twins Caroline and Camilla Oliveros for participating in the Virtual Student Rally! Students (0-18) can share visual expressions of climate change importance. Tag @PhilMurphyNJ @TammyMurphyNJ @CleanOcean

[Sharna Sunderland @SharnaJade3]

@VictoriaMaryLy1 This is a great idea for all stages, it’s so important to bring into light students feelings and help them understand! Thank you for sharing this Victoria!

[Sharna Sunderland @SharnaJade3]

@TaraBur80029531 This would be an effective resource to use at the start of a unit plan to engage your students for the topic! Shares a lot of information for students! Great idea, thanks Tara!!

[Sharna Sunderland @SharnaJade3]

Did you know between 4-12 million metric tons of plastic enter the ocean each year?! That's why it is important to teach our students about recycling! This is a great idea to implement in the classroom for all ages! This may even encourage them to do it at home! #UoNTeach

[De Havilland Primary School @DeHavPrimary]

Our new Eco-Rangers ♻️ @DeHavRc #youngrecyclers #learningtorecycle #EYFS #eyfstwitterpals #only5

[Sharna Sunderland @SharnaJade3]

These are great interactive games about recycling for students! This could be a lesson focus on technology with computers, allowing students to excel their computer skills through a game and learn! What are some other fun ways to teach recycling?#UoNTeach https://t.co/cHnd6PN0Ny

[Sharna Sunderland @SharnaJade3]

@MarshMaisy This would be so useful in the classroom! Even the step by step guid in how to teach it and the opportunity for teaching through multiple KLA’s. Thanks Maisy for sharing