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Provided by: Maine Climate Action Now |Published on: August 17, 2023
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Synopsis
This collection of climate poems, reflections, videos, and artistic expressions provides a variety of points of view and experiences about climate change that students may identify with.
This collection is from climate writing workshops completed in 2022 through MCAN.
The personal stories allow students to empathize with others and validate their own concerns or feelings.
This is a great SEL resource that connects climate change to language arts.
Additional Prerequisites
Students will need access to the Internet to access the stories.
Students should be familiar with prose and poetry formats.
Differentiation
Language arts classes can select one story to review together as a class and then have students create their own climate story in the format you select.
Social studies classes could use these stories to connect to lessons about the importance of individual perspectives in governing and the importance of intergenerational representation and diversity in decision making.
Art classes could use these climate stories as inspiration for an art project and written statements about their climate experiences or feelings.
Consider having students research recent or ongoing climate disasters and have them write reflections about the disaster and the people affected.
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