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A passport I created for the Global Goals we explored in Kindergarten.

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I started a google Doc as a way to begin to connect literature to the goals.

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I created this for my Kindergarten students, but it could be easily adapted for any age.

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This is a great resource of videos for introducing the goals.

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"global goals" poverty hunger "gender equality" "good wealth and wellbeing" "quality education" "clean water and sanitation" "sustainable cities and communit...

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In September, 193 world leaders will commit to a set of global goals which are ambitious targets to end extreme poverty, fight inequalities and tackle climate change for everyone by 2030. Richard Curtis intends to try and tell 7 billion people in 7 days about them - 26th Sep - 2nd Oct.

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An endless resource of lesson ideas for teachers.

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Using Sharon's passport idea, we created our 2nd Grade Passports for Learning. Feel free to use! (Formatting aligns if downloaded.)

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Voyager students participated in a Hunger Banquet and follow up discussion and reflection.

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Voyager is reading "I Am Malala", and learning about her culture and story.

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In EQX, we use the Unicef resources and our own culture to learn about and activate our own global citizenship!

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WL students at WCS learned about Puerto Rico and the devastation to the island in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria. They discussed global citizen responses.$1 of entry fees from recent dance will be contributed to Hurricane relief for Puerto Rico.

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WL students at WCS discussed messages of peace in class to coincide with International Peace Day on September 21.They then made decorative doves to display their own(or chosen) message of peace.

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They offer a free course to become certified. A great connection with the #TeachSDGs

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National Geographic Educator Certification is a free professional development program that recognizes pre-K through 12 formal and informal educators committed to inspiring the next generation of explorers, conservationists, and changemakers. These educators are part of a powerful movement to make the world a better place by empowering students to be informed decision-makers equipped to solve meaningful challenges in their communities and beyond. Don't just teach students about the world-teach them how to change it.

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Note: This course was primarily designed for educators in the U.S. and Canada who teach students in grades pre-K through 12, so it is grounded in education standards and cultural norms relevant to that context. If you teach outside of the U.S. or Canada, or if you work with learners outside this grade range, you are welcome to participate but some adaptations may be necessary.

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National Geographic Educator Certification is a free professional development program that recognizes pre-K through 12 formal and informal educators committed to inspiring the next generation of explorers, conservationists, and changemakers. These educators are part of a powerful movement to make the world a better place by empowering students to be informed decision-makers equipped to solve meaningful challenges in their communities and beyond.

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Patti Tursi, an amazing ELL teacher connected with me in the spring and with her expertise we created a documentary of some of the Global Goals...

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In the beginning days of introducing the SDGs

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A free course about the Global Goals

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Educator Center Overview - Microsoft Learn Educator Center

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Children get a stamp(goal) in their book when we explore.