The Great Big Litter Hunt Teaching Presentation
Dive into "The Great Big Litter Hunt Teaching Presentation" for an engaging exploration of environmental awareness through an interactive session. Discover innovative ways to educate and inspire audiences about the importance of waste management and sustainable practices. This presentation offers valuable insights, practical tips, and fun activities to instill a sense of responsibility towards preserving our planet's cleanliness. Join us on a journey towards a cleaner, greener future!
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The Great Big Litter Hunt Teaching presentation
Plastic waste is killing our oceans. Plastic breaks down into tiny fragments called If we don t act now, by 2050 there could be more plastic than fish. microplastics. Click to hear more from a scientist
Scientists are worried about pollution from microplastics. We know they harm sea animals, and they could be harming us. Around 80% of the plastic in the ocean comes from the land. It gets to the ocean from rivers. Click to find out how we can solve the problem of microplastics
One solution to the problem is to stop littering the land. How bad is plastic littering near you? Why not find out and tell us!
Some items are single-use plastics. They are designed to be used once and then thrown away.
Plastics can be big or very small. microplastics macroplastics skin cell 30 m football 20 cm amoeba 500 m grain of rice 8 mm mitochondrion 4 m 10 cm 1 m 1 m 100 m 1 mm 1 cm 10 m m is short for micrometre 1 m = 0.001 mm Each unit is 10 times (10x) bigger than the previous unit
Carry out your litter hunt. For each piece of plastic litter you find record: What it is. If it is single use. How big it is. Then put your results together for a class table.
Tell us what you found out! Click to share You can include: 1. Your completed class table. 2. Photos of the largest and smallest plastic you found. 3. A message to people on why they should care about plastic pollution.
