Art Lesson: Research Youth Climate Heroes
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Created by Teacher(s): Carolyn McGrath|Published on: May 5, 2022
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Synopsis
In this lesson, students discover, share, and evaluate what young people around the globe are doing to address climate change and use this information as the basis for a portrait.
Inquire: Students think about how young people are responding to the climate crisis.
Investigate: Students use the Padlet to select and read about three youth climate leaders.
Inspire: Students design slides to summarize the work of the activists and reflect on the artists’ impact, then sketch an idea for their portrait.
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Teacher Writer
Carolyn McGrath
K-12 Art Teacher
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