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This resource introduces young learners to the concept that biodiversity includes all living things, from the smallest insects to the largest plants and trees. Students discover how nature works together, why it is important to protect the environment, and how their everyday choices can make a difference. Through simple, age-appropriate ideas, they are encouraged to care for nature both at home and at school.
Through a series of colourful, informative illustrations and engaging infographics students learn:
The resource provides a link to The Protect Nature Challenge which encourages Canadians to take everyday actions that help protect biodiversity and nature. The website provides a list of 31 simple and easy to complete actions that schools can take part in to protect nature.
The resource supports science learning outcomes for grades K-2 and is age-appropriate for younger students. The engaging visual tools provide an excellent hook or introduction to the concept of biodiversity. To extend the learning, take students outside to observe biodiversity in the schoolyard or a nearby park. Students can list or sketch plants, insects, birds, and other animals they see and discuss how living things may depend on each other. Students can complete some of the suggested activities from the Protect Nature Challenge and take simple actions to help protect biodiversity
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