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Marysia S, Marysia D, Karolina

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Lena, Weronika, Lena, Asia

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A carbon footprint is the total amount of gren house gases(CO2)

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A carbon footprint is the total amount of gren house gases(CO2)

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My carbon footprint is 7.7 tonnes of CO₂ equivalent per year-1

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A carbon footprint is the total amount of gren house gases(CO2)

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Step 1 – Work in a team
Form a team of 3–4 students.

Step 2 – Learn about carbon footprint
Discuss what a carbon footprint is and how daily activities (transport, food, energy, shopping) affect the environment.

Step 3 – Calculate your footprint
Use a simple online carbon footprint calculator (WWF or a similar tool) to estimate your personal or family carbon footprint.

Step 4 – Analyse the results
Together, decide which habits create the highest emissions in your daily life.

Step 5 – Create your poster
Using Canva, design an infographic or poster that includes:

your carbon footprint results (in simple words),

the main habits that increase it,

3–4 easy solutions to reduce it (e.g. walking instead of driving, saving energy, reducing food waste).

Step 6 – Add your details
Write the first names of the team members, your school, and your country on the poster.

Step 7 – Upload to Padlet
Upload your finished poster here.

Step 8 – Look and react
View posters from other schools and leave a like or a short positive comment on at least 2 posters.