"Dear Future Generations: Sorry"
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Provided by: Prince Ea|Published on: July 30, 2021
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Synopsis
- In this powerful video, poet Prince Ea issues an apology to future generations for what we are doing to our planet.
- The video fosters a sense of connection to the Earth family, offers a way to hold out our hands in solidarity for the protection of our beautiful planet, and inspires others to take charge.
- Activist and artist Prince Ea released this video on Earth Day in 2015 to support the Stand for Trees campaign.
Subjects: Science, English Language Arts, Visual and Performing Arts
Authors: Prince Ea
Region: Global
Languages: English
Teaching Materials
Positives
- This video highlights deforestation and shares the simple fact that ending deforestation is one of the best solutions to addressing climate change.
- The purpose of the video is to raise awareness about the alarming rates of deforestation and the large-scale destruction of our environment.
- His message is a wake-up call that may inspire action.
Additional Prerequisites
- Students should be familiar with the terms deforestation and climate change.
Differentiation
- Students can be divided into groups to work on a project where they design a model, solution, or strategic plan for one of the environmental threats mentioned in the video.
- Working in groups, students can look at plans by governments, NGOs, and individual citizens to see how these groups are addressing environmental threats.
- Ask students to write down what inspires them most in this video and then write a reflection paper about it.
- Ask visual learners to create a graphic organizer or concept map that explains this video.
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