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    You, Me and Sustainability Digital Workshop

    Sustainability workshop

    Have your students join the MoAD Learning team from their own classroom as we facilitate a digital workshop called You, Me and Sustainability. 

    This program supports students to inquire into how they can create positive change in their classrooms, school or local community. Through discussion and real-world examples students consider simple changes they can make in their every day lives to support sustainability. This is a great workshop to hook students in at the beginning of an inquiry, or support your students’ learning in the classroom.

    This 30 minute program is suitable for students in classrooms, hospital schools and distance education settings, especially from Year 2 to Year 7.

    The program:

    • visits special places in the building
    • facilitates rich discussion around making positive changes to help the environment
    • shares stories about young people making positive changes in the area of sustainability
    • encourages students to reflect on how they can be sustainable global citizens
    • uses object interpretation to solve problems around waste
    • involves students in interactive and engaging learning activities
    • explores students’ rights and responsibilities in our democracy

    What technology is needed?

    Connecting for a program while at school?

    All you need is the free Zoom application downloaded on ONE iPad (or similar device) which is connected to an interactive whiteboard/similar display set up in your classroom.   We will then send the organizing teacher a meeting number.

    Connecting with students while they are at home? 

    Students download the free Zoom application to their chosen device (eg iPad, smart phone) and we will send the teacher contact a meeting number to send to their students – so their class can connect with us for the booked facilitated program with their teacher.

    Cost 

    This program is free.

    Terms and Conditions (PDF, 72KB)

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    To book your next digital excursion with MoAD, follow the link below.

    Make a digital program booking request


    *Australian Curriculum V9 – Curriculum Learning Areas

    HASS

    HASS

    Civics and citizenship

    Civics and citizenship

    General

    Cross-Curriculum Priorities: Sustainability

    Years

    F-345-67-8

    Minutes

    30

    Group size

    5-30

    Themes

    Student Voice and agencyDemocracy in AustraliaGrassroots DemocracySustainability

    Useful resources

    • Your Planet Needs You activity sheet
    • Sustainable Change Makers resource
    • Sustainable Change Makers: Lunchbox Citizens
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    Closed Christmas Day

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