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"Be the change you wish to see in the world." - Gandhi

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"Be the change you wish to see in the world." - Gandhi

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Here is a video (that we didn't use in our presentation but gets all the necessary points across) all about the greenhouse effect.

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vid was from: http://www.3media.co.uk/ thanks to 3media b friendly to our earth! thats a vid clip i used for my project i think its gud! so i post this out.. ^-^

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Another student trying our activity

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One of the students trying our activity

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The powerpoint we had in the background as we presented

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Our script we followed while presenting the powerpoint.

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All About Carbon and More! By Isabella Cordero, Maya Tharoo and Aleena Ahmed Environmental Day Script Mrs. Sikorski's 5th Grade Class March 10th, 2017 Aleena: (intro) Today, we are going to teach you about carbon, the carbon cycle, the greenhouse effect and global Warming. What you guys think of...

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I liked my topic for a few reasons and I believe all of them would be considered good reasons. The first is relevance. I thought that teaching the fifth graders (students who paid attention and could grasp the concept) about a serious issue like global warming and explaining how it happens was great! The older they get, the more freedom and responsibility they earn, so they can actually pay attention to their choices. It was great to help them learn about such an important topic that is actually happening in modern times. Another reason why I liked my topic is because of how much we could teach. Since we already know all about carbon, the carbon cycle, the greenhouse effect, global warming and carbon footprints (another one of my reasons to like this topic), we had loads of sources, notes, materials and out own brains that we could use to help the students learn about the topic. We were able to show them clips from the Lorax, draw the Greenhouse Effect and even allow them to discover their OWN carbon footprint to really absorb the knowledge. Overall, I had a great time presenting and I am sad it's over, but it's a relief of pressure as well. The kids were great listeners and they seemed to enjoy it, so I guess I could say "Mission Accomplished".