**Fair Earth -The Gateway to Global Citizenship ** More and more of the world’s population are choosing to live in urban areas. The process of building urban areas - urbanisation - will be key to building the homes of many generations to come. But what is urbanisation, and what does it mean for the environment? In this lesson plan, students will be introduced to urbanisation, with selected video presentations giving them a wider understanding of the issue. Activity workshops and assignments are included to enhance student’s practical engagement with this topic. Suitable for in-class and online learning. Lesson plan by Jensen Akal. *Your £1.00 fee goes towards the vital aid & conservation work carried out by the Fair Earth Foundation worldwide. *

Deforestation around the world is occurring at a massive scale especially in Sri Lanka. The most dramatic impact is the loss of habitats and ecosystems for millions of species. The lesson plans use interactive learning to teach students about the importance of ecosystems, plant biology, climate change, carbon offsetting, global citizenship and the carbon cycle. Students will choose a tree to plant from the list provided. For every tree planted in a UK school, a tree will be planted in Sri Lanka through the Atlantic Whale Foundation. The ‘Root Network’ links the two projects together.

A mathematics resource, with division problems. Using questions about the size and weight of the big whale and the answers also give the students some fascinating facts.

An activity resource sheet where the children match up the key terms and defiantions of the whales anatomy. They can then Label the key words on the diagram. Also includes solution.

A two page resource containing lots of information about the Blue Whale, really informative with interesting facts.

Resource for ks2 Students, including lots of fun and interesting facts about the Orangutans lifestyle and its endangerment. Helping the children to understand more about different animals and conservation.

Activity sheet resource for children, cut out the jigsaw and reassemble it.

Activity resource for children to identify what the Orangutans eat, and also the predators of the Orangutan.

Step by step guide into making your own Orangutan mask, easy to follow, and fun to create,

Fun Orangutan wordsearch using key words linking to the other resources, can be used as a good revision aid.

This resource targets teachers and university students who wish to make themselves aware of current conservation issues surrounding the Vaquita. The attached 'guide' accompanies the text document and is an impressive visual to help convey the message to others.

This resource targets teachers and university students who wish to make themselves aware of current conservation issues surrounding the Black Rhino. The attached 'guide' accompanies the text document and is an impressive visual to help convey the message to others.

This resource targets teachers and university students who wish to make themselves aware of current conservation issues surrounding the Black Rhino. The attached 'guide' accompanies the text document and is an impressive visual to help convey the message to others.

This resource targets teachers and university students who wish to make themselves aware of current conservation issues surrounding the Blue Whale. The attached ‘guide’ accompanies the text document and is an impressive visual to help convey the message to others.

This resource targets teachers and university students who wish to make themselves aware of current conservation issues surrounding the Asian Elephant. The attached ‘guide’ accompanies the text document and is an impressive visual to help convey the message to others.

This pack includes a fact sheet about rainforests around the world and statistics which illustrate the affects of deforestation. Related to this fact sheet is a worksheet with questions and a solution sheet for teacher use.

This worksheet provides you with the links to three different videos that can be easily accessed from Youtube. These clips are appropriate for children, thought-provoking and contain meaningful facts. They are emotive, and this worksheet will allow students to question how they feel about deforestation and what they can do to prevent it.

This rainforest wordsearch contains a vocabulary of terms related to endangered animals and forests found in Africa.

This worksheet is designed to be taken into an ICT lesson with a pencil. Students are to use search engines to answer the questions on three different aspects of rainforests: - rainforests of the world - animals of the rainforest - preservation of rainforests

This pack includes a double paged fact sheet on endangered animals found in the rainforest, a related worksheet with questions,