• In this media literacy activity, students will analyze two videos featuring young climate activists as they try to show adults the gravity of the climate crisis. 
• This resource includes an activity plan and two video clips: Greta Thunberg's speech "I Want You to Panic" and Zayne Cowie's "'Goodbye, Earth': A Story for Grown-Ups." 

• The lesson plan includes discussion questions for several academic subjects.
• Students will enjoy evaluating the two young activists' messages.

• Teachers must create a free account to access the materials.

• Students could respond to the questions individually or in small groups before discussing their answers as a class.
• English language arts classes could discuss the tactics used in the videos and decide whether or not they were effective, then write their own persuasive speeches on climate action.
• Other resources on this topic include this NowThis News video on climate projects led by youth activists, this video on how Greta Thunberg got involved in climate activism, and this lesson on the climate movement.

There is no contradiction in the resource. This resource provides an effective strategy for young people to advocate for social change and environmental justice. It is recommended for teaching.

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