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Teaching the Goals for the first time. Welcome to the World’s Largest Lesson! 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…

Use this guide for tips on talking to young people and children about climate change. We focus on encouraging honest conversations in classrooms that give hope, whilst not ignoring the reality and scale of the problem. The main themes include: Optimism & hope Changing the narrative Changing thinking Taking learning outside!…

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 …

This is a guide to the Goals for students, created by The Latin America and Caribbean movement for Children. It includes facts and exercises for children to learn independently. A publication of the Global Movement for Children of Latin America and Caribbean – MMI-LACOriginally Published: October 2014 Updated: August 2015 Books and comics, Introducing the Global Goals …

This is a flexible, fun set of activities for parents and educators of young children. They take learning off-screen, introducing big ideas while developing social and emotional skills through play. Kids will: • Develop empathy, curiosity, problem solving, creativity and effective communication. • Explore concepts like peace, community, nature and home. • Be introduced to the Global…

Duststorms have increased dramatically in frequency in Iraq in recent years, driven by soil degradation and intense droughts made worse by climate change, with rising average temperatures and sharply lower rainfall. Residents of six of Iraq's 18 provinces, including Baghdad and the vast western region of Al-Anbar, awoke once again to a thick cloud of dust blanketing the sky. …