Maine Seal of Climate Literacy: Student Action Plan
Activities
2 hoursGrades9, 10, 11, 12Biology, Earth and Space Sciences, Civics
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Written by Ben Charles, Carey Hotaling
About this lesson
This planning template is designed for high school students who are pursuing the Maine Seal of Climate Literacy diploma endorsement.
Students can use the template to brainstorm, research, and plan for their experiential project and to organize their course requirements.
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Teaching tips
Students will find links to helpful information about the Maine Seal of Climate Literacy as well as vetted data sources to begin their research.
The brainstorming activity helps students to reflect on the needs of their community as well as their own personal interests and strengths.
The template can be used digitally or printed.
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About the teacher writers
Ben Charles
Chief of Partnerships and Communication
Ben Charles holds a Master's Degree in Teaching from Relay Graduate School of Education. He has nine years of experience teaching grades 3–7 across multiple subject areas. His expertise includes interdisciplinary instruction designed to support diverse learners and foster meaningful student engagement
Carey Hotaling
Maine State Lead
Carey Hotaling, M.S., is SubjectToClimate's Maine State Lead. She has worked as an environmental educator and middle school Science and English teacher, bringing 45 years of experience in outdoor education and teaching, and holds a double master's degree in Environmental Studies with a K-8 Integrated Day Teaching Certificate from Antioch University in Keene, NH. Outside of work, she enjoys tending her vegetable garden and eating what she grows.
