The World's Largest Lesson

Happy Earth Month! 🌍 We are so excited to share our brand new Climate Action Storytelling Toolkit.

This resource provides ready-to-use activities designed for integration into any curriculum to help students move from climate anxiety to creative action. Using film, poetry, and collage art, students learn to communicate environmental solutions effectively and creatively. 🎨

What’s included:

Ages 8-14: 45-60 minute lesson plans, 15-minute activities, and discussion prompts

Ages 14+: UN SDSN Learning Guide on Ecosystem Restoration, featuring systems thinking and guided research.

Access the toolkit through the link in bio 💫 Tag a teacher friend you think would love this resource in the comments 🍀

In celebration of the upcoming International Day of Education, the World’s Largest Lesson is hosting a webinar: Hope in Education, taking place on January 22nd at 16:00 GMT at the Learning Planet Festival.

In partnership with UNICEF and the Global School Alliance, this event will focus on the power of hope in the classroom and championing student voices.

This is a wonderful opportunity to hear from UNICEF as well as students from around the world, and gain inspiration for the year ahead. The webinar is open to both teachers and students. We hope to see you there! 🌟

Link to register can be found through link in bio. Register by January 20th

As we wrap up 2025, we’re looking back at the moments that made this year unforgettable.

None of this would be possible without our incredible educator network and partners. Thank you for showing up, inspiring young learners, and helping turn the global goals into real world action. 🌎

Here’s to the lessons we’ve learned, the impact we’ve made, and what’s still to come! ✨

End the year shaping changemakers in your classrom 🌍

The Global Goals Week Toolkit helps students connect learning to real-world impact, building the skills, hope, and systems thinking we need for a sustainable future. ✨

🔗 Check out link in bio to access the toolkit

For more teaching resources check out the World’s Largest Lesson Website or DP World’s
Global Education Platform!

As we wrap up the year, let’s keep the Global Goals in focus. Explore the Global Goals Week Toolkit, full of ready-to-use resources to inspire hope, sustainability, and action in every classroom. 💚

🔗 Check out link in bio to access the toolkit

✨For more teaching resources check out the World’s Largest Lesson Website or DP World’s Global Education Platform!

Are you searching for ready-to-use resources to spark meaningful conversations about
sustainability? 🌍

The Global Goals Week Toolkit is designed to make it easy to bring the SDGs into your classroom with engaging lessons, activities, and teaching guides.

🔗 Check out link in bio to access the toolkit

✨For more teaching resources check out the World’s Largest Lesson Website or DP World’s
Global Education Platform!

This World Wildlife Conservation Day, join the World’s Largest Lesson as we bring you a storytelling lesson (ages 8-14) for nature!

During Wild Futures for Storytelling, classrooms will discover how to turn their love for nature into real impact through storytelling. The online lesson takes participants behind the scenes of Open Planet’s film Ocean with David Attenborough, revealing how the power of storyboarding, narration, and creative storytelling can help protect nature and inspire hope for the future.

This lesson is delivered in partnership with THE NAT and Open Planet.

Date: Thursday, December 4th, 2 PM GMT
Registration: Check the link in our bio!

If you can’t make it live, don’t worry, a recording will be made available!

Ready to make every lesson count? 🌍
The Global Goals Week Toolkit helps you turn sustainability into action, one classroom at a time.
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🔗 Check out link in bio to access the toolkit
✨For more teaching resources check out the World’s Largest Lesson Website or DP World’s
Global Education Platform!

This World Wildlife Conservation Day, join World’s Largest Lesson as we bring you a storytelling lesson for nature!

During Wild Futures for Storytelling, classrooms will discover how to turn their love for nature into real impact through storytelling. The online lesson takes participants behind the scenes of Open Planet’s film Ocean with David Attenborough, revealing how the power of storyboarding, narration, and creative storytelling can help protect nature and inspire hope for the future.

This lesson is delivered in partnership with THE NAT and Open Planet.

Date: Thursday, December 4th, 2 PM GMT
Registration: Check the link in our bio!

Bring the Global Goals to life in your classroom or youth group with the GGW Toolkit 🌍 Packed with ready-to-use lessons, activities, and discussion guides, it makes teaching sustainability, hope, peace, and systems thinking simple and engaging.

Inspire action, spark discussion, and explore the SDGs with your students today. ✨

🔗 Check out link in bio to access the toolkit

For more teaching resources check out the World’s Largest Lesson Website or DP World’s Global Education Platform!