Together Europe Achieves More

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Together Europe Achieves More Erasmus+ project 2018-2020 2018-1-HR01-KA229- 047516 Stop Climate Change – Together Europe Achieves More LESSON PLAN

Lesson: HOW CAN WE STOP CO2 EMISSIONS? Teacher: Giovanna Filomena Palumbo Time: 45 minutes Level : A2 Key words: Carbon dioxide; fossil fuels; energies; bio fuel; wind power; hydro electricity Objectives and goals: Knowledge of the effects of CO2 emissions Raise awareness about climate change problems Thinking over how we can stop the climate change Outcomes: Each group will write a text (80 words at least), proposing its own solutions related to climate change Language skills: Listening, Reading, Speaking and Writing

Required materials and equipment: an interactive whiteboard and 16 tablets Cross curricular element: learn to learn, communicate in English Student grouping: 4 small groups (4 kids per group) Outline 1) Introduction 10 minutes 2) Group working 35 minutes

Lead in: After a brief presentation of themselves, teacher will inform students they are going to watch a video about CO2 emissions. Warm up: Teacher will raise interest focusing pupils attention on the title of the video, then she will ask them some questions, such as  Have you ever heard of CO2 emissions? , What do you know about them? .

After a brief discussion, teacher will show the video  How Can We Reduce Carbon Dioxide Emissions? (4:39 minutes), inviting students to listen to it carefully. Then they will watch the video again. Working in group, students will write a short text proposing its own solutions related to climate change.