Kind Clothing: Sustainable Fashion
Three interactive sessions on concepts of Fast Fashion, the environment & sustainability. Created for Girlguides, also suitable for the Scottish Curriculum for Excellence.
Read moreCategory: Primary and Secondary
OERs intended for learners in primary and secondary-level education.
Graph Theory: Puzzles and Games
Worksheets of games & puzzles based on simple concepts in graph theory. Includes: the seven bridges of Konigsberg, the Shannon Switching game, & graph vertex colouring.
Read morePlastic in the Ocean
Four lessons cover what plastic is, why it is bad for the environment and what can be done to address this environmental problem.
Read moreSustainability and Conservation
Five workshops introduce learners to the concepts of sustainability and conservation. The topics of wildlife, nature art, habitat loss, scientific methods and waste and pollution are covered.
Read moreOutdoor Learning
An outdoor learning activity to promote the health benefits of using green spaces. It includes a visitor questionnaire, health diary and drawing and interpreting graphs.
Read moreTackling Mental Health
Two workshops covering what mental health is and how to promote it – aimed at learners aged 11 to 14. Includes workshop plans with presentations.
Read morePlants: What they need to grow and why we need them
Easy to carry out, practical lessons on plant growth and decomposition and outdoor activities to collect minibeasts.
Read moreFertilisers in Food Production – The Baked Beans Project
The project involves growing baked beans ingredients and includes different recipes for having a baked bean “bake-off”.
Read moreCardiovascular Disease (CVD) – Information pack for Students and Teachers
This is a resource pack designed for pupils and teachers of CfE Higher Human Biology. It covers the effects and […]
Read moreFood Production and Insects
This resource is a set of 5 lesson plans with slides, an experiment (with worksheets for analysing the results) and assessment items. The target audience for this resource is for learners aged between 14 and 16 years.
Read more