Milestones:
part 1 - introduction + video
part 2 - lab webquest
part 3 - team work (classroom)
part 4 - team work (lab or classroom)
part 5 - last adjustments and start of recordings
part 6 - last recordings and evaluation process
Let's go on with the task.
Part 2 of the building of your podcast
Next meeting after the Easter holiday for 3B class -> last adjustments and recording phase. I will check the availability of the music classroom so that we can have a soundproof environment.
Goal: Understand how to save energy at home.
Task: Visit the Energy Star Kids website. Take the Home Tour to find three ways to save energy in the kitchen or bedroom that are mentioned in your text, such as using lids on pots or managing house temperature. VIDEO
Goal: Learn about "grey water" and water conservation.
Task: Read: https://thewaterproject.org/water_conservation_tips (ensure captions are on for A2 learners).
Vocabulary Check: Look at your glossary. The text mentions rainwater and grey water.
Activity: Find one way to use water "left over" from daily tasks. Can you use it for a garden or laundry?
Goal: Explore upcycling and composting.
Creative Challenge: Your document says an old tin can can become a flower pot.
Question: If you have fruit and vegetable peelings, what can you make for your garden?
In your notebook, write three simple sentences about what you will do tomorrow to live more sustainably "on the grid". Use this structure:
Reward: Play the games:
Go to the Energy Star Kids website.
Task: Find three ways to save energy in your house.
Check the text: Does the website mention putting lids on pots?
Question: What should you do before you turn on the dishwasher or washing machine?
Answer: I should only turn them on when they are ________.
True or False: Replacing old windows can keep your house warm in winter.
Watch the Water Conservation video.
Vocabulary: Match the word to the meaning:
Rainwater: ________
Left over: ________
Task: List two things you can do with rainwater
____________________________
Discussion: Is it a good idea to drink rainwater? Why or why not?
Visit NASA Climate Kids.
Upcycling Challenge: Look at the examples in your PDF. What can you make with these old items?
An old tin can -> A ________ ________.
An old pair of jeans -> A ________.
Compost: If you have fruit and vegetable peelings, where can you put them to help plants grow?
Answer: You can make ________.
Choose the correct word to complete the sentence:
A ________ (lid / pot) helps water boil faster and saves energy.
________ (Grey / Rain) water is the water left over from your shower.
To ________ (upcycle / recycle) means taking something old and making it into something new.
Living ________ the grid (off / on) usually means you don't use public electricity.