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Plastic Pollution Lesson Plans for Kids


Oceans and Plastics Pollution classroom resource - WWF-UK

Our Oceans and Plastics Pollution classroom resource allow pupils to explore the role of the oceans in our lives and why oceans are vital to our future.

Plastic Pollution and You - New York Sea Grant

After completing other activities in this curriculum, students will return to this chart to track what they learned. Lesson 1.2—Plastic Pollution and You.

Plastics Activities and Lessons — PlasticFreeMKE

Greenpeace has created a variety of lesson plans on plastic pollution based on age groups. Each plan consists of storytelling, arts and crafts, presentations, ...

Plastic Pollution Lesson Plans for Kids | SubjectToClimate

SubjectToClimate has organized an array of plastic pollution lesson plans to help teachers navigate this important topic with their students.

Lesson Plan - Keep Wales Tidy

Ask students to search the internet (through Google/Ecosia or Ocean · Hero) to discover images of the impact of plastic pollution on marine wildlife. Using ...

Ocean plastic | Learn at home | Grades 6-12 - Monterey Bay Aquarium

Use this six-day guided activity plan to help your child learn more about plastic pollution and to encourage them to take action to reduce single-use ...

Lesson Plan: Plastic, Plastic Everywhere - KQED

Students will evaluate the role of microplastics in their lives and reflect on their willingness to change their behaviors to help reduce plastic pollution or ...

Plastic Pollution Curriculum and Activity Guide - New York Sea Grant

And as a final extension, the lesson is brought home, where students analyze the trash they produce and brainstorm strategies for reducing waste. Procedure: 1.

Plastic Pollution | Better Planet Education

This downloadable zipped folder contains a suite of lesson plans, for Key Stage 2 and above. The lesson plans look at the problems caused by plastic.

An Interdisciplinary Curriculum to Explore Our Role in Plastic Pollution

Plastic Pollution and You,” published by New York Sea Grant, is a 15-lesson curriculum focused on marine debris sources, impacts, ...

Plastic Education Kit A resource guide for educators leading change

In this lesson, students will contemplate the ongoing impact that plastic pollution and related environmental issues have on Indigenous populations around the ...

Lesson Plans - U of T Trash Team

... relationship with plastics and their impact on aquatic ecosystems. All lessons are designed to inspire solutions towards plastic pollution. While designed for…

Plastic pollution classroom lesson ideas - Plastic Free July

You can make a big impact in your classroom by engaging in plastic free crafts and activities, discussing waste with your students, and more.

Plastic Pollution Primary Resource - National Geographic Kids

Activity: Ask the children to think about all the plastic items they use and throw away every day. This could be done as an independent or group activity. Ask ...

Lesson 1: A Planet Full of Plastic

Communicate scientific ideas about issues of plastic pollution orally, graphically, and textually. ... Activity 4- Waste Reduction Roundabout Game.

Florida Microplastic Awareness Project: K-12 resources

This is a series of lessons which are designed to extend students' knowledge and understanding of plastics and plastic waste on a global scale.

Educational Resources on Plastic Pollution for Teachers

... learning tools. These resources include lesson plans, reusable classroom toolkits, activity guides, and more, empowering educators to ...

New Animated Video & Lesson Plans - Plastic Free Seas

Feel free to use our lesson plans as is, or tailor them to your needs. Thank you for teaching the younger generation about plastic pollution, the impacts ...

Investigate the Plastic Problem | Engineering for Good

In this lesson, students will create an infographic based on what they learn about how we use plastics and how they impact our environment.

H.O.M.E.School Week 8: Plastic Pollution - Alliance for the Great Lakes

Time/Materials. This activity will take between 30 minutes and an hour. · Ready? Head to the Classroom! · Share the Learning. Ask your kids: What ...