Lesson Plans

SubjectToClimate
Grades 9-12
90 mins
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Figurative Language in Sustainability Songs

In this lesson, students explore the Hawaiian term aloha ‘āina and learn how it relates to sustainability and use the concept of aloha ‘āina to write their own song or poem.

Topics: Creative Writing, Language
Subject: English Language Arts
Types: Articles and Websites, Lesson Plans, None, Videos
SubjectToClimate
Grades 9-12
160 mins
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Visual Analysis: Art in Public Places

In this lesson, students learn about Hawai‘i specific climate change through visual analysis of public art and create a walking tour in their local community.

Topic: Visual Art Analysis
Subjects: English Language Arts, Visual and Performing Arts
Types: Articles and Websites, Artwork, Lesson Plans, None, Videos
SubjectToClimate
Grades 9-12, AP® / College
100 mins
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Logical Fallacies in Reef-Safe Sunscreen

In this lesson, students learn how to analyze greenwashing and logical fallacies, debunk false advertising, and design an infographic to raise awareness.

Topics: Infographics, Media Literacy, Research
Subjects: English Language Arts, Health
Types: Articles and Websites, Lesson Plans, None, Videos
SubjectToClimate
Grades 9-12
100 mins
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Rhetorical Appeals: Tourism's Carbon Footprint

In this lesson, students use tourism ads to learn about rhetorical appeals and explore how tourism contributes to a larger carbon footprint.

Topic: Persuasive Writing
Subject: English Language Arts
Types: Articles and Websites, Interactive Media, Lesson Plans, None, Videos
SubjectToClimate
Grades 9-12
80 mins
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Biodiversity in the Kumulipo

In this lesson, students analyze the biodiversity represented in the Kumulipo creation chant and create a children’s book about protecting species.

Topic: Expository Writing
Subject: English Language Arts
Types: Articles and Websites, Ebooks, Lesson Plans, None, Videos