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Career Resources for Parents and Teachers | Your 🔥 Job

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Downloadable career resources for parents, caregivers, and teachers of adolescents ages 8 to 14.

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Build the Change is all about giving children a voice and allowing them to express their hopes and ideas for a better future.

Children use their creativity to solve real-world challenges with LEGO® bricks and other creative materials - and it is all achieved via learning through play.

We are on a mission to make children heard and use their ideas and visions to inspire real meaningful change.

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Build the Change - Sustainability - LEGO.com

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Build the Change is all about giving children a voice and allowing them to express their hopes and ideas for a better future.

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https://sdgs.un.org/sites/default/files/2023-05/A9 - Kunitake - The Potential of Virtual Reality for the SDGs Infrastructure Development.pdf

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The VR for SDGs platform has been developed to help articulate challenges that need to be addressed to achieve the SDGs, through 360-degree/Virtual Reality (VR) videos.

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The Extraordinary Earth Project

Students Rebuild is a ready-made adventure in global learning through art that engages the whole student, and helps change the whole world.

This year, we're inviting students from around the world to learn about the environment and what we can do to protect our local and global ecosystems. The Challenge kicks off on August 17, 2023, and ends June 2024.

Follow along with this year's challenge

Post on social media to be featured!

Find us on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook at @StudentsRebuild. We love seeing your Challenge experiences and will share select posts here!

Increasing global understanding through more than 6.5 million pieces of artwork and counting.

Introducing the 2024 Extraordinary Earth Project

We invite students to deepen their understanding of our environment and what they can do to protect our earth.

1. Register, set, go!

Registration for the Extraordinary Earth Project is now open! Learn about how we can protect the extraordinary Earth through tackling global environmental issues like climate change. We provide the lessons, content guides and other website resources.

2. Create your art!

Create art out of recycled materials that helps deepen connections with the following environmental themes: Repurposing Waste, Deforestation, Clean Air and Ecosystems.

3. Make a Change!

For each piece of art we receive, the Bezos Family Foundation will make a $5 donation-up to $1.6 million-to organizations addressing some of our world's biggest needs.

How Students Rebuild Works

Explore a global issue

Each Students Rebuild Challenge gives K-12 students the opportunity to explore an issue alongside fellow 'artivists' - or art activists - from around the globe.

Make art and mail it in

Use our easy-to-follow instructions to create specific artwork related to the Challenge. When it's finished, join hundreds of thousands of other participants in sending your art our way.

Your art activates donations

For every piece of art we receive, the Bezos Family Foundations donates funds to support community-based organizations serving youth around the world.

"When you make something with your hands, it changes the way you feel, which changes the way you think, which changes the way you act."

Insights from participants

Student Teacher Principal

Sarah

High school student, Long Island, NY

"Through Students Rebuild and different classes at our school, I've been able to expand my mind and know more about the world in general. Also, it's sparked interest in what I want to pursue in the rest of my life."

Challenges: 2

Pieces of Art: 3

Dollars: 6

Ms. Smith

Kindergarten Teacher, Roanoke Virginia

"I love how Students Rebuild allows my students to connect not only students within their own community but to students in other countries across the globe. They loved that they could be a part of that."

Challenges: 4

Pieces of Art: 200

Dollars: 500

Principal James

Middle School Principal, Athens, OH

"I believe projects like this bridge the gap and make our global community that much smaller. You're motivated to think about other people and see what you can do to improve a situation not just at home but somewhere else."

Challenges: 2

Pieces of Art: 2,957

Dollars: 6,248

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Students Rebuild | A global art challenge to protect the Earth

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Students Rebuild is a ready-made adventure in global learning through art that engages the whole student, and helps change the whole world.

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Creative kickstarter: Climate facts Lesson Plan 

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Creative kickstarter: Climate facts Lesson Plan 

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Creative kickstarter: Climate facts | Adobe Education Exchange

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Students use Adobe Express to draft and reflect on solutions for climate change both big and small.

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A Full Year of Mindful Maker Mondays - aligned to SDGs

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A Full Year of Mindful Maker Mondays - aligned to SDGs

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Mindful Maker Mondays: Crafting with Purpose

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Advocating for Student Voice in Metro Atlanta & Beyond

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Welcome to School Librarians United, a podcast dedicated to the nuts and bolts of running a successful school library. Tune in to learn all about the issues and challenges school librarians face everyday! Feedback and episode suggestions welcome.

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School Librarians United with Amy Hermon

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Martha Bongiorno inspires us with her innovative programs which showcase students and teach SDGS.&nbsp;&nbsp; I would like to thank composer Nazar Rybak at Hooksounds.com for&nbsp;the music you've heard today.&nbsp;&nbsp; Capstone *use UNITED for $20 off $100 or more on print and ebooks Series: The Science of History Editable PD Certificate FAQ's and ISO (In search of...)

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Imagine a world in which youngsters across 6 continents connect virtually and solve one of the world's most pressing challenges: Climate Change.
The Climate Action Project is a free 6-week project allowing teachers and students ages 3-21 to collaborate on environmental topics. Over the course of the project, classrooms will explore causes and effects of climate change and will have the opportunity to develop solutions and take action.

Our project unites teachers and students across 149 countries. The Climate Action Project aims to offer opportunities to both teachers and students, allowing them to learn in authentic ways.
This project is supported by HH Dalai Lama, Queen Elizabeth II, Dr. Jane Goodall, world leaders and Ministries of Education across 16 countries. During the past years the project was featured by media across 45 countries including National Geographic, BBC and CNN.

Teachers will become part of a global community and receive badges and certificate. The Climate Action Project involves a global tree planting PlantED. Our app allows students and teachers to keep track of their impact.
The project aims to change students' behavior and societies' mindset concerning climate change and environmental threats through education.

During 6 weeks students will explore, brainstorm, discuss, create, have fun, connect, present and share their findings via weekly videos.

The project targets important skills like Creativity, Empathy, real-world Problem-Solving, Collaboration and Critical Thinking.

By watching their peers' videos learning becomes more authentic. During the last week there will be live online interactions and world-renowned experts will share expertise during webinars.

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The Climate Action project involves 3,400,000 teachers and students across 135 countries focussing on Climate Change, sharing findings virtually, and taking action globally.

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Seed Library in the eXchange at Innovation Academy

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Seed Library in the eXchange at Innovation Academy

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Thank you for your interest in donating seeds with us!
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The IA Seed Library is currently accepting open-pollinated or heirloom seeds. Stop by the eXchange (IA library) to pick up a donation form. When you're ready, send in clean, dry, and ready to be packaged seeds to the library with your completed donation form.

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Thank you for your interest in donating seeds with us!​ The IA Seed Library is currently accepting open-pollinated or heirloom seeds. Stop by the eXchange (IA library) to pick up a donation form. When you're ready, send in clean, dry, and ready to be packaged seeds to the library with your completed donation form.