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Anna Chiara Fortuna

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Gloria Santagiuliana

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Chiara Danuso

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Teresa Falloppi

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Let's sing and learn together the song “Save Baby Shark and the Sea Animals”

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RL0LZu-L-qM

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Save Baby Shark and the Sea Animals | Ocean Pollution | Nursery Rhymes | Learn with Curious Hogi

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Hi! We are Eleonora, Chiara, Teresa, Anna Chiara and Gloria. We're here to talk about the pollution of our seas and some of the possible ways to reduce this alarming issue.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yl0frUEqfu8

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JCqEQ2pNOog

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The students will look for all of the plastic items used in the classroom and then talk about the ones that they personally have at home.
Moving on from this, the class will try to find some alternatives in order to reduce plastic and, therefore, aim for a better world!

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Nowadays, more and more business brands are using plastic bottles to create clothes, furniture and even toys, in order to provide more sustainable products.

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First of all, the teacher will stimulate the students by asking them some guiding questions:
"In your opinion, how long does a plastic battle take in order to fully deteriorate?"
"Do you know what a 'Plastic Island' is?"
"Have you ever seen any plastic being thrown in the sea or in other environments?"
"More specifically, what object/item was it?"
Then, the group will discuss about the harmfulness of plastic, and reflect in particular, on the issues that it can cause to people, animals and nature.
The activity will be followed by the vision of the video ‘A plastic Ocean’, in order to recap all the contributes emerged during the main discussion.

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On a more practical level, each student will recieve 'The Plastic Diary' in which they will write how many plastic items they use in their everyday life. It could be an interesting way to realize the excessive amount of plastic that they own and use!
At the end of the week, they will be asked to bring back the diary, in order to compare their results and see for themselves if their plastic comsuption has increased or, hopefully, decreased.

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The students will watch the short film "A whale's tale" and then brainstorm about the issue of sea pollution. Meanwhile, the teacher will take notes of all of the ideas shared by the class, whereas on a poster or on the interactive white board.