In this climate education activity, students use Google Earth tools to explore our natural world and learn more about the work of youth activists for climate change around the world.

Students will:

Begin to understand which human activities are having an impact on the climate crisis
Communicate the changes they see happening to their hometown/city
Understand what a Climate Activist is and learn about ways they are supporting Global Goal 13

This resource has been made in partnership with UNICEF.

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We promote use of the Sustainable Development Goals in learning so that children can contribute to a better future for all. From citizenship and justice to climate change and the environment, inspire children to make a difference!

Discover Free Resources, Fun activities and materials for all educators and settings – from schools, clubs and camps to learning at home.

In 2015, leaders from all 193 countries of the United Nations made the most ambitious plan that has ever been agreed. We believe that by teaching kids about the Global Goals, you can show them that a better world is possible.

On the resources page there are hundreds of free materials for students aged 4-18. First though, we’ve picked some out of the best resources to get started with.

This guide introduces the Global Goals (SDGs) and how to explore them with young children, through guided discussions. It can be used alongside the Explorers for the Global Goals activities below.
Introducing a new set of activities for parents and educators of children aged 4-8.

These activities are flexible and fun. They are designed to take learning off-screen, introducing big ideas while developing social and emotional skills through play. You can find them below and they are also available in Spanish.

For more resources to teach young children about the Global Goals (SDG )check out our friends Lingokids, Earth Cubs and Think Equal below.