- Learner Profile Attributes: Balanced, Communicator

- Specified Concept: Responsibility

- Additional Concept: Sustainability, Impact, Choices

- Approaches to Learning (ATL): Research Skills, Communication Skills

- Transdisciplinary Theme: Sharing the Planet

• Central Idea: Climate change is influenced by our choices, and we can make responsible decisions.

- Specified Concept: Perspective

- Additional Concept: Diversity, Equality, Rights, Identity

- Learner Profile Attributes: Caring, Communicator

- Transdisciplinary Theme: How We Express Ourselves

- Approaches to Learning (ATL): Social Skills (Interpersonal Skills), Thinking Skills

• Central Idea: Although we come from different cultures and hold different beliefs, understanding and respecting perspectives allows everyone to live equally.

- SDG 13. Climate Action

- Specified Concept: Connection

- Additional Concept: Interdependence, Responsibility, Systems

- Transdisciplinary Theme: Sharing the Planet

- Approaches to Learning (ATL): Research Skills, Self-Management Skills

- Learner Profile Attributes: Caring, Reflective

• Central Idea: Our actions affect the Earth’s climate and living beings, and everything is interconnected.

- SDG 14. Life Below Water

- Specified Concept: Change

- Additional Concept: Impact, Ecosystems, Biodiversity

- Learner Profile Attributes: Inquirer, Caring

- Transdisciplinary Theme: Sharing the Planet

- Approaches to Learning (ATL): Research Skills, Self-Management Skills

- Central Idea: The ocean is constantly changing, and our actions can positively or negatively impact marine life and ecosystems.

Hello! We are Team 알랄라.

We learned that the Earth can change because of our choices.

In our booth, you choose between two things.

We show which one is better for the Earth.

Then, you can write your promise and become a Climate Hero!

This is about responsibility.
It means: We must think before we choose.

Hello, we are Team 이쿨뱀.

We learned that people are different.
They think different, and they live different.

But if we understand and say, "That’s okay!", we can be good friends.

In our booth, you can say hello in many languages.
You can also try snacks from other countries.

This is about perspective.
It means: Try to see like other people.

We think:
"When we understand others, the world is more fair."

Hello, we are Team 스테이크.

We learned that what I do can help or hurt the Earth.

For example, if I save energy or use less plastic, it can help the Earth.

In our booth, you will read a problem and choose what you will do.

If you choose the good way, you are a Climate Hero!

This activity is about connection.

We are all part of the Earth. What we do changes nature and animals.

So, we want to share our big idea:
"Everything is connected."

Hello, we are Team Six.

We learned that sea animals can get hurt or die when the ocean is dirty or too warm.

The ocean is changing. What we do is very important.

In our booth, you can read a message from a sea animal and write a promise to help.

You can also take a photo and put it on the wall with your promise.

This activity is about the change.

We wanted to share why the ocean is changing and how we can make a good change.

Our big idea is:
"My actions can affect the ocean and sea life."

Match the country name (in English and Korean) with its native greeting.
→ Can you guess how to say hello in Swahili, Turkish, or Hindi?

2) Taste and Talk: World Snacks Challenge

If you get the quiz right, try a snack from that country!
Then describe the taste in English.
→ Is it sweet? Salty? Spicy? Let’s explore flavors from around the world!

3) Cultural Pinwheel Gift

Complete all activities to receive a multicultural pinwheel as a symbol of unity and diversity.
→ Spin the wind of equality!

Through greetings, food, and symbols, our team invites you to celebrate cultural diversity and promote equal voices for all.

1) Flip & Choose

There are 8 illustrated pages in a sketchbook, each showing a real-life climate-related situation.
Each page presents two choices: A or B.

2) Interactive Decision

A random page is chosen.
Students briefly explain the situation and ask the audience:
👉 “Which would you choose — A or B? And why?”

3) Hero Check!

Depending on the participant’s choice, the Earth will respond!
If it's a responsible action, you earn a “Hero Badge” 🌟
If not, we kindly say “Try again!” and offer a second chance to choose wisely.

4) Climate Hero Declaration

After the experience, all participants write their own “Climate Hero Pledge” on a Post-it note
and attach it to the Climate Action Wall.
📝 Even small actions make a big difference!

1) Balance Game: Make a Choice!

Play a climate-themed balance game by choosing between two everyday options.
▶ Example: Tumbler vs. Plastic Bottle
(Link to game: Canva Balance Game)

2) Check Your Carbon Score

Each choice has a pre-assigned carbon emission score.
The lower the score, the better the choice for the planet!
Find out how your decision affects the environment.

3) Climate Pledge on the Promise Tree

If you made a low-carbon choice, write a short climate pledge on a Post-it note
and stick it onto the Promise Tree. 🌳
→ What will you do to protect the Earth?

1) Read a Help Card from the Ocean

Choose a card and read aloud the SOS message from a marine animal (in Korean and English).

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2) Say or Write a Positive Action

Think of an action you can take to help this animal.
📝 Say it out loud or write it on a Post-it note!
→ Examples: “Use a tumbler”, “Recycle properly”, “Pick up trash at the beach”

3) Take a Polaroid with Your Pledge

Hold your Post-it and take a Polaroid photo 📸
Attach your photo next to your pledge on the Ocean Promise Wall.

4) Receive Your Marine Rescue Badge!

After completing the mission, receive a Marine Hero badge as a thank-you from the sea!
💙 Together, we can save marine life!

(This project was designed and created by students themselves using Canva.)

(This project was designed and created by students themselves using Canva.)