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Introduce your students to green skills and a range of relatable professionals, highlighting careers that will help us build a greener future with this presentation. Use as a starter or plenary over a series of lessons to inspire your students into the STEM careers of tomorrow.
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Can students save the fictional land of Arborica by using their science knowledge to answer questions about climate change? Let's find out!
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Inspire your students to think about their future careers with real-world resources.
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Inspire your students to think about their future careers with real-world resources.
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Understand energy stores and transfers, dissipation and how apply knowledge to different situations.
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Consider the viewpoints of different stakeholders to work out the best location for a new wind farm.
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Build knowledge of wind, wind energy and its advantages and disadvantages including convection, renewable energy resources and energy stores.
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Look-cover-write-check knowledge of energy transfers, electricity, and the wind, using this knowledge organiser and check-learning sheet.
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Learn about the importance of biodiversity though designing a wild area in the local environment.
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Useful knowledge organisers including all the essential facts to introduce or revise topics in the science curriculum.
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Inspire your students to think about a future career and link learning about wind energy and electricity to the real-world, with this job-role card.
Inspire your students to think about a future career and link learning about wind energy and electricity to the real-world, with this job-role card.
Watch Wendy, a stakeholder engagement advisor (who works in offshore wind) at work and find out about the knowledge and skills she needs for success.
A delivery guide for teachers giving background to the challenge and providing suggestions for how to use the resources.
A skills self-assessment sheet for students to use after they have completed the 'Plan an offshore wind farm challenge'.
A 4-step activity sheet that supports students as they work together to decide on the best location for a new wind farm.
Simple map showing six potential sites for a new offshore wind farm.
Students use this activity sheet to demonstrate what's they've learnt during the challenge.
Students use this activity sheet to record things they already know, and would like to know, about offshore wind farms.
Use these stakeholder information cards to discover the viewpoints of six people, all concerned about the location of a new offshore wind farm.
Use this real-world challenge presentation to find out about wind farms and stakeholders, before students plan the best location for a new farm.
An investigation planning sheet to support an investigation into how the size of turbine blades affects how quickly an object moves.
A presentation to help students understand renewable energy sources, electricity generation from the wind, and its successes and challenges.
A seven-question assessment sheet to check how much students know about energy transfers, electricity and the wind.
This two-page visual organiser contains essential knowledge for students learning about energy transfers, electricity and the wind.
Link the science of energy stores and transfers to generating electricity from the wind, before taking on the challenge to plan a new wind farm.
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