About this resource
This free education resource has been developed based on films submitted in 2021 to the British Council’s ‘Climate action – school video competition’.
In this video from the Climate Connection environment series, four schools around the world report on their concrete impacts in improving their environment or tackling climate change. Students from India, Zimbabwe and Malaysia describe their achievements in carbon reduction, plastic waste removal, and redesigning festivals to reduce pollution. The video shows how a class or school, by committing to change something in the world around them, can become an active and powerful participant in responding to urgent challenges.
The video is approximately 5.30 minutes, comes with a full set of teaching and student resources for a 60-minute ELT lesson themed on taking action on environmental issues, and is in English graded at CEFR level B1.
Learning outcomes:
- Use words related to waste and innovation
- Compare and discuss different innovations
- Write a blog post to help people plan a greener festival
Age and level:
13-17 (B1)
Time:
60 minutes + optional 120-minute CLIL Project
Materials:
The materials can be downloaded below in PDF format.
- Teacher guide
- Student pack
- Video transcript
- Video available on this page below or at: https://www.viddler.com/v/6b47b76f
Comments
Climate connection
Hi Nasrinanjumanruni
You might want to listen to our Climate Connection podcast series too - you can find episode 1 here:
https://www.teachingenglish.org.uk/article/climate-connection-episode-1-taking-temperature-0
Cath
TeachingEnglish Team
We are working for making our school Green.