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Climate Change Action Pack
About the Climate Change Action Pack
Elementary teachers have told us that they require hands-on, easy to follow lesson plans and activities that are curriculum based. Our kit directly addresses these needs. The Action Pack addresses the units of weather, habitat and adaptation, and energy, all of which are part of the Atlantic Canada Science Curriculum. With its numerous cross-curriculum links, the kit also addresses global studies, geography, history, and components of social studies as well as the math and language arts curriculum. The kit is flexible enough to use in any grade 4-6 classroom. Extension activities are included as well as information sheets on other existing programs and projects. Some of our partners offered lesson plans and extension activities, including Destination Conservation, PlantWatch, Oasis, Globe, the Climate Change Calculator, and Project Wild.
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ASLA’s First Science Contest
ASLA held its first annual Junior High Science Contest for students in grades 7, 8, and 9
across Nova Scotia on 24 April 2019. ASLA is a charitable science promotion
organization that coordinates outreach programs for students in grades
primary to twelve. ASLA’s president, Arunika Gunawardena, and the board saw a need for
science engagement in Nova Scotia junior high students. This is Nova Scotia’s
first science contest of its kind and was introduced to challenge junior high
students and have them engage with science.
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ASLA’s Activity Books & Current Newsletter
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Climate Change
Action Pack
About the Climate Change Action
Pack
Elementary teachers have told us that they require hands-on, easy to follow lesson plans and activities that are curriculum based. Our kit directly addresses these needs. The Action Pack addresses the units of weather, habitat and adaptation, and energy, all of which are part of the Atlantic Canada Science Curriculum. With its numerous cross-curriculum links, the kit also addresses global studies, geography, history, and components of social studies as well as the math and language arts curriculum. The kit is flexible enough to use in any grade 4-6 classroom. Extension activities are included as well as information sheets on other existing programs and projects. Some of our partners offered lesson plans and extension activities, including Destination Conservation, PlantWatch, Oasis, Globe, the Climate Change Calculator, and Project Wild.
