Week 1 - Course information and planner

A virtual study trip - Alaska

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• Today: I know what is expected of me during this course. I can speak fluently about climate change using the correct vocabulary.
• - Introduction
• - Activity: What is climate change?
• - Activity: What climate change has done so far in Alaska
• - Questions

What are you going to do?

• Extra notes:
• - There will be time to ask questions or check your work during this course on Monday and Tuesday in week 2 via MS Teams.
• - You can use the group's home page to discuss activities and your work with your classmates.
• - You should write your portfolio using Word.
• Planner

Assessment checklist

• Look through the assessment file. This is a checklist. You should have completed all activities in your portfolio. Any questions?
• Checklist

Activity: What is climate change?

• What is Climate Change? (Enclavar)
• Watch the video and answer the following questions. Write your answers in your Word portfolio.
• 1. What is climate change?
• 2: How does it affect us?
• 3: What tips are given to help?
• Next, discuss your own ideas and beliefs on climate change in MS Teams groups.

Activity: traditions & customs

• THINK, PAIR, SHARE PART 1
• Discussion:
• What climate change has done so far in Alaska. What do you think?
• Think about this, pair up online and share your ideas with your classmates.
• Finished? Have a look at the mind-map. Did you have similar thoughts?
• Climate change - Alaska

Think, pair, share part 2

• After finishing part 1, continue with part 2.
• Use the same pairs in part 1. Make a short presentation on climate change and its effects in Alaska. Use what you have learned during part 1 and make your presentation using PowerPoint. Be ready to present your presentation to the rest of the class and your teacher. It should take no longer than 5 minutes per pair. You can use the internet to do extra research.
• Points you should use are:
• - 2 topics from the WordWeb (see ''resources).
• - Your own ideas on climate change
• - What the effects of climate change are in Alaska so far

Any questions?