https://twitter.com/scottduncanwx/status/1273997885500280839
Time needed for the activity:approx 30 minutes
Students profile/age of the student:6-12 years old
Climate change topicIncrease in average global temperature
Connected subject in the curriculumScience, Environmental
Skills and competencies to be developedcritical thinking, content knowledge, listening skills,observation skills, visualization skills
Terminology, keywordsGlobal warming, Co2, rise of temperature
Teaching techniques and tools:storytelling, brainstorming, discussion
Methodological recommendations for the implementationThe video from the source shows how increasing global temperature affects our planet. It will be helpful that you stop the video when something is explained or a student has a question, so you can discuss it.
Materials needed:Tv or
beamer
Paper
Pencil

Materials offeredVideo Source 1: 
https://www.neok12.com/video/Global-Warming/zX4153704765015f02776563.htm 
Video Source 2:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qWoiBpfvdx0

Activity description, instructions for teachers

With this activity students will learn facts regarding increased global temperatures, dangers and what can we do to prevent it. 

  • What is Global warming?
  • What are signs of increased Global temperature?
  • Which countries suffer the most under high temperatures?
  • What can children do to prevent it?

With your help children will write down what they learned so they can implement it in everyday life.

Source:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_warming
Additional Source:https://www.neok12.com/video/Global-Warming/zX4153704765015f02776563.htm

Increase in average global temperature/ 4 degrees warmer