Middle School Environment Presentation
the problem:
One of the easiest and most effective ways to start a global movement is by education. In order for Texas as a state, and College Station as a city to make a difference in the world, we all have to work together. Our high school organization receives negative feedback, so in order to help the student we attend school with, and will someday in the future we put together a presentation in order to educate younger students, before they make close minded decisions about the climate change/environment cause.
vital stats:
people impacted:
325people involved:
8why it's important:
In order to address environmental education we visited a middle school in our school district, with a video, game, question and answer section, and an informational lesson. Collectively the presentation had all the facts, and addressed all aspects of climate change, especially emphasizing that there are other factors to rising temperatures other than just human consumption.
the plan of action:
Agenda [Introduction
- One member briefly explain purpose of our visit
- All members – Name, Grade, Position (if have one), and why protecting the environment is important.]
[Video
- One member give brief introduction to video
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zzjOcOcQ90U]
[Brainstorm
- 1 member asks 4 questions of middle school students.
- Give small reward for participation]
[Inform
- 8 members each have preplanned speech about climate change
- 5ws of climate change (What is it, Why is it happening, When will it happen, Who will it happen to, How is it happening, Where is it happening, and its relation to Texas)]
[Practice
- All members will pass out game sheets
- 2 members will alternate reading definitions
- Give environment related prizes, 2 games per group]
[Conclusion
- Club photos power point
- One member gives brief information about the club and describes photos]
how you can get involved:
n/aproject updates:
Related Projects
Related Guides
Tips and Tools:
Thought you could recycle that pizza box? Think again!
If you include some unrecyclable items in your...
