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This lesson introduces ocean acidification, the other carbon problem. The ocean absorbs about 25% of human-produced carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. This helps to mitigate climate change but is not without its negative consequences for the ocean.

This is a practical lesson where students will develop their working scientifically skills and develop their literacy by writing a scientific conclusion using the ‘Point Evidence Explain’ technique from English.

Curriculum links
Science KS3
Working scientifically

  • Using evidence to support conclusions
  • Analysing data and graphs
  • Investigation skills
    Biology / Chemistry
  • Using the pH scale to describe change
  • Explaining the impact of human production of carbon dioxide on the environment

Learning outcomes

  • Describe patterns in results
  • Investigate how carbon emissions change ocean chemistry
  • Describe the process of ocean acidification
  • Write a scientific conclusion
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