The Earth Wins: A Bird's-eye View of Climate Change
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The Earth Wins: A Bird's-eye View of Climate Change
$7.50
SUMMARY
The enormous environmental issues facing societies across the globe, along with their attendant devastation, can be...
DESCRIPTION
The enormous environmental issues facing societies across the globe, along with their attendant devastation, can be difficult to communicate to young children. Anne Vize explains how this engaging and immersive IMAX documentary can be used to teach many facets of the upper primary curriculum – and to get young minds thinking about environmental solutions.
Additional keywords: primary, Screens in the Classroom, destruction, nature, natural disaster, geography, mathematics, science, English, literacy, climate change, Jerry Grayson
SKU: 02221-SE72
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