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Solar Punks

Provided by: Solar Punks

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Synopsis

In this video, students will join the Solar Punks, a futuristic team of problem-solvers, as they travel back in time to solve the problem of pollinator loss.
Students will learn about the impact of rising temperatures and pesticides on pollinator populations and how planting native plants is a solution.
Teachers can scroll below the video for the Planting for Pollinators with Kids guide, which gives background information and ideas for related activities.

Subjects: Science

Authors: Lindsey Owen

Region: Global

Languages: English

Positives

The tone of the video is hopeful, encouraging students to help solve problems for a brighter future.
Students will love the engaging animation, storytelling, and humor in this video.

Prerequisites

It may benefit students to have a basic understanding of climate change and its impact on plants and animals.

Differentiation & Implementation

After watching this video, students can begin a research project focusing on their favorite pollinator and the native plants they need to survive.
Students can use this video as inspiration to start a pollinator garden.
Teachers can ask students to list some of their favorite foods and make a master list of the foods that are made possible by pollinators.

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