"Earth provides enough to satisfy every man’s needs, but not every man’s greed''. ― Mahatma Gandhi
What Earth Day is about? What activities can be relevant to teach Earth Day?
As Earth Day
is just around the corner I created resources that can help learners to
understand that even at a young age they can be part of making the Earth a
healthier planet.
Every year on
April 22, people around the world celebrate Earth Day. It is a day to
demonstrate support for environmental protection. This special day first held
on April 22, 1970. It is a day when people care and protect the planet from
pollution and damage. It is vitally important to let the learners know that
they are making a valuable contribution by participating in Earth day. They can
make a change on earth by doing even small things like cleaning, planting trees
and flowers, recycling and reusing some plastic bottles or papers, save water
when they have a shower or wash dishes.
Celebrating this holiday is not only giving information about this day
but also building cultural awareness of the holiday through learning how people
around the world celebrate it. The resource includes 5 pages of Earth Day
activities: Brainstorming Reading, words search activity, spider web words
vocabulary, unscrambling the words and writing the words in alphabetical order,
and Earth Day acrostic poem. pdf:
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