Designing Eco-Friendly Solutions for Communities
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Designing Eco-Friendly Solutions for Communities
WALT: We Are Learning To understand sustainability and create eco-friendly designs Year 1 & 2 - Design and Technologies
What Does Sustainability Mean?
Think about how we can take care of our planet What happens when we use things up too quickly? How can we make sure there's enough for everyone?
Sustainability Means Caring for Tomorrow
Using things wisely so they last longer Not wasting materials or energy Making sure future kids have a clean planet Thinking about how our choices affect nature
Our Community Needs vs. Environmental Impact
{"left":"Playgrounds and parks\nPlaces for animals to live\nClean water and air\nSafe walking paths","right":"Using too much plastic\nCutting down trees\nWasting electricity\nThrowing things away"}
Brainstorm Eco-Friendly Ideas
Work in groups of 3-4 students Think of one community need Design a solution using natural or recycled materials Draw your idea on paper or tablet
Design Tools and Materials
Recycled cardboard and bottles Natural materials like sticks and leaves Drawing apps on tablets Colored pencils and markers Your imagination and creativity!
Share Your Eco-Friendly Design
Present your design to the class Explain how it helps the community Tell us why it's good for the environment Ask questions about other designs
Remember: Small Changes Make a Big Difference!
Every eco-friendly choice helps our planet We can all be environmental heroes Good design helps people AND nature