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Origin (location)
Purpose
Values (+)
Limitations (-)

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.edu stands for education

.ac stands for academic

.gov stands for government

.org stands for organisation

.com stands for commercial

.net stands for network

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Expectations and clarifications for all stages of the project.

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Create a new document and edit with others at the same time -- from your computer, phone or tablet. Get stuff done with or without an internet connection. Use Docs to edit Word files. Free from Google.

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Plan the stages of your action/passion project using Padlet to showcase your vision for change:

Inquiry stage:
Global issue + SDG
Creative solution for change
Think, Feel, Care Brainstorm

Semester I stage:  Global context
Global sources in English (4)
Various places/people
Various text types
OPVL
Choice of 1 reliable source to analyse

Semester II stage: Regional/national context
Regional/national sources in English (4)
Regional/national places/people
Various text types
Choice of 1 communicative text type to create (must be unique)

🔴 *Summative - Criteria C, D

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Your aim is to choose a reliable and detailed global text type to analyse.
You will write a written analysis in the form of a mini-essay, evaluating how the author of the text communicates their message to the target audience/reader.

You will: (PEEE)
- identify the stylistic devices the author uses.
- Analyse the author's intended meaning/message
- Evaluate the effect of the author's choices on the target audience/reader.

Format/Outline
- Introduce the global issue and choosen global text type.
- 1 analytical paragraph using PEEELx3
- Conclusion to the analysis of the global text type.

🔴 *Summative - Criteria A, B, D

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Your aim is to communicate using an appropriate written text type to a relevant regional/national audience (person/group) who have the ability to help you instil your idea for change.

🔴 Summative: Criteria B, C, D

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Reflect on your inquiry stage and showcase your thinking

🧠 Think
❤️ Feel
🥰 Care
Provide evidence to show this is your passion, it is globally relevant and felt in many places/by many people around the globe.

🔵 *Formative: Criterion C

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What is your creative, innovative idea that will instill change?

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Design Thinking - A solution based approach to problems

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Design Thinking - A solution based approach to problems

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Global Changemakers Design Thinking Tool Kit_compressed.pdf

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What action will you take today? For each of the 17 Goals there are many positive actions you can take to make a real change.

SCHOOL

Discover the World's Largest Lesson and wide-ranging activities and materials. All designed to motivate young people and inspire them to become informed and active citizens.

BUSINESS

Whether you're a business or employee, at the start of your sustainability journey or developing your next set of commitments, we've got useful resources to support your contribution to the Global Goals.

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How to achieve Sustainable Development Goals - The Global Goals

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What action will you take today? For each of the 17 Goals there are many positive actions you can take to make a real change.

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We are an action platform dedicated to achieving the end of extreme poverty, powered by a community of millions of Global Citizens who believe in one world, one people - where everyone has an equal chance to thrive.

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Teaspoons Examples - Teaspoons of Change

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Teaspoons of Change Personal choices, decisions and actions that have a positive impact on people and the planet Walk – good for mind, body, soul, spirit and the environment Never buy bottled water – boil, filter, chlorine, rainwater, do what you can! Reduce meat consumption or no meat, and lessen d…

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What is Generation Earthshot?

A way for children and teens to join in with the mission of The Earthshot Prize by developing BIG ideas to help repair our planet

A free teacher toolkit for creative problem solving, design thinking and innovation

A network of educators around the world, making a difference

Generation Earthshot isn't a competition, but it is inspired by The Earthshot Prize.

Sign up below, use the toolkit with your students, and share their ideas with us!

Teacher Toolkit

"Education is so important in protecting our planet. We need that collective confidence that pushes us forward and says we can do it."
Prince William

What is the Earthshot prize?

The Earthshot Prize is the most prestigious global environment prize in history, designed to incentivise change and help repair our planet over the next ten years.

Generation Earthshot aims to inspire children and young people to join in this mission by nurturing the innate creativity of young people and channelling it toward solving our biggest environmental challenges.

Through the incredible stories of the Finalists and Winners, we hope to build the optimism and confidence in young people , that together we can find solutions to repair our planet. We hope we can inspire them that one day, they could even become a Winner!

Sign up for more info

If you want to be the first to hear about any updates on Generation Earthshot, please share your email below.

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What is Generation Earthshot ? A way for children and teens to join in with the mission of The Earthshot Prize by developing BIG ideas to help repair our planet A free teacher toolkit for creative problem solving, design thinking and innovation A network of educators around the world, making a difference Generation Earthshot isn't a competition, but it is inspired by The Earthshot Prize.

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The World's To Do List | The Global Goals

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🔍 Explore Creative Campaigns for Change🔍

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🔍 Explore Creative Campaigns for Change🔍

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The world is grappling with #COVID-19, but young people are still finding a way to act on climate change - by learning.

Watch this film and get involved, because everyone, everywhere deserves a climate education.

Then check out our new resources below, to see how you can bring climate learning to life for your students.
Featuring: Dante Vergara, Melati Wijsen, Isabel Wijsen, Nkosi Nyathi , Jack Harries, Helena Gualinga and Adenike Oladosu
These resources have been made in partnership with UNICEF.

Protecting Planet Earth

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A Call to Climate Learning | The World's Largest Lesson

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A video to inspire everyone to learn about climate change

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Young people all over the world are taking action for the Global Goals and we want to celebrate them!

Thanks to support from Hasbro, we've given a platform to young changemakers from around the world to tell their stories.

Each of these videos is one minute long and you can watch them on Flipgrid or Youtube below.

They are a great way to start conversations about big topics and inspire children to take action in their own ways.

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Sharing stories from changemakers | The World's Largest Lesson

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A series of short videos from around the world