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of climate change? What would you choose? What if you were an artist asked to create something to raise awareness of climate change? What would you create? How do you feel when you see images of climate change? How do you feel when you see graphs and data? Does it inform, excite or scare you? How do you

of Nature (IUCN) 10 establishes six general protected areas management categories, each country has its own category system according to their different scopes. Many protected areas do not fall under the general IUCN categories, thus making it difficult to compare them between different countries

that be? What if you could add one extra thing to the flood essentials kit? What would that be? How do you feel when people give you advice for keeping safe? How do you feel when you see or hear about flooding in the UK? What about when you hear about flooding somewhere else in the world? How do you feel

Although the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) 10 establishes six general protected areas management categories, each country has its own category system according to their different scopes. Many protected areas do not fall under the general IUCN categories, thus making

-led enquiries with meaningful dialogue, where their ideas and those of others are valued and listened to. What if? Imagine... How do you feel? Critical thinking is an essential part of climate education. Young people need to develop the skills to critically engage with information and viewpoints

In Partnership Pollution promises Find out more about air pollution and what we can do about it in this thought-provoking activity. You’ll Need • Pens or pencils • Scrap paper • String • Luggage tags • Tree Branch Activity Outcomes Help your community Be able to take an active role in the community

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Matching observations equipment game Session 3 www.metoffice.gov.uk/schools © Crown Copyright 2021, Met Office What instrument is this? What do you think it’s used for? www.metoffice.gov.uk/schools © Crown Copyright 2021, Met Office Answer: Anemometer This is a device used for measuring wind speed

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if an extreme weather event would happen in your local area? How would people be warned? How do you feel when there are weather warnings? How do you feel when a storm is forecast? How do you feel when there are weather warnings? Big question: Does warning people always makes them take action? Big question: Should all extreme weather be named? Big question: Does warning people always makes them take action?