Saving our Living Planet Live Lesson
Register your class for a free live lesson to learn more about the threats facing our planet and what we can all do to help protect our natural world. For KS2 students.
The Living Planet Report is produced every two years by WWF and is a health-check for the planet, showing how the natural world is doing, what threats it faces and what this means for us humans. Our latest Living Planet Report tells us that wildlife populations globally have declined by 68% since 1970. We’ve created a special version of the report especially for young people that will help students learn more about the threats facing our planet and what we can all do to help protect our natural world.
- Dates: Every Wednesday, Thursday and Friday (subject to availability)
- Lesson duration: 40 Min (including Q&A)
- Venue: Virtually; using Zoom or Microsoft Teams
- Cost: FREE
Book a live lesson
Search for an available date and register for your FREE live lesson with Amy, our Primary education officer.
Saving our Planet: Learning Objectives
- Understand what is meant by biodiversity and the Living Planet Index;
- Understand the current threats effecting our planet’s biodiversity; and
- Understand ways individuals and schools can act to protect our planet and 'bend the curve' on biodiversity loss.
Curriculum links Key Stage 2 / Second Level:
- England: Science: Living things and their habitats; Animals including humans / Geography: Human and Physical geography
- Scotland: Sciences: Planet Earth; Biodiversity and interdependence; Topical Science / Social Studies: People, place and environment
- Northern Ireland: The World Around Us: Interdependence; Place; Change over time
- Wales: Geography: Locating places, environments and patterns; Understanding places, environments and processes / Science: Interdependence of organisms