Together No Trash

Positives

• This project guide provides everything students will need to roll out a project in which students explore the habitat(s) of their local community, think critically about what kind of project would benefit their space, take action, and inspire others. 
• The resource is rich with compelling stories, links to enriching information, and attention grabbing graphics. 

Additional Prerequisites

• A list of domain specific vocabulary is included and would be helpful for younger students. 
• The link to the checklist on page 4 is broken.

Differentiation

• This resource could be used in a science unit on habitats or conservation.
• Language arts classes could practice persuasive writing when contacting their elected representatives.
• This activity is best suited as a whole class project or a project for a club, as there are so many components. Consider having students form committees that spearhead different parts of the project. 
• As an extension, students could create a podcast or commercial about their community project and how it impacted their community.