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Invisible Pollution and its Effects

Added: 01 Nov 2020 Contributor: Niamh Carroll Resource type: Experiment

Two simple experiments to demonstrate the sometimes invisible nature of pollution and the negative effects of pollution on living things. Suitable for Juniors-2nd class. Based on the Irish Water video - Wastewater - available at https://tinyurl.com/yyqkzbyr

How it maps to the curriculum

in
1-2
SESE Science

Strand: Environ. Awareness & Care

Strand unit: Caring for my locality

Content objective:
This resource should enable a child to:

  • appreciate that people share the environment with plant and animal life
  • develop a sense of responsibility for taking care of and improving the environment
  • observe, discuss and appreciate the attributes of the local environment

Suggestions for use: For use in conjunction with Irish Water safety's video series 'The Story of Water', available on Youtube.

Strand: Environ. Awareness & Care

Strand unit: Caring for my locality

Content objective:
This resource should enable a child to:

  • become aware of ways in which the environment can be polluted or harmed
  • begin to recognise that people, animals and plants depend on one another
  • develop an awareness that air, water, soil, living and non-living things are essential to the environment
  • identify and help to implement simple strategies for protecting, conserving and enhancing the environment
  • realise that there is both an individual and a community responsibility for taking care of the environment

Suggestions for use: For use in conjunction with Irish Water's video series 'The Story of Water' available on Youtube.

Meta information

  • Asset type: Document
  • Language: English
  • Rights: All rights reserved
  • Cost: No
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