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Relevance: Climate change impacts students' lives directly and will continue to do so in the future.

Engagement: Real world problems increase student interest and engagement.

Critical Thinking: Promotes problem-solving and critical thinking skills.

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1. The Science of Climate Change

Greenhouse gases and the greenhouse effect

Human activities contributing to climate change

Evidence of climate change

2. Impacts of Climate Change

Environmental

Economic

Social

3. Mitigation and Adaptation

Renewable energy sources

Energy conservation practices

Policy measures

4. Taking Action

Personal actions

Community projects

Advocacy and leadership

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Interactive Lessons: Use simulations and models to show climate processes.

Project-Based Learning: Students can investigate local impacts and propose solutions.

Cross-Disciplinary Approach: Integrate with subjects like science, geography, and social studies.

Field Trips and Experiments: Visits to local sites affected by climate change or labs demonstrating greenhouse effect.

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NASA Climate Kids: Interactive games and articles climatekids.nasa.gov

National Geographic Education: Lesson plans and videos nationalgeographic.org/education

EPA Climate Change for Students: Tools and resources epa.gov/students

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Carbon Footprint Calculation: Students calculate and compare their carbon footprints.

Climate Change Debate: Engage students in debating policy measures.

Local Climate Impact Survey: Research and present on local climate change impacts.

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Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), "Climate Change 2021: The Physical Science Basis." IPCC Report

National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), "Climate Kids." NASA Climate Kids

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), "Climate Change for Students." EPA Students