aidemia--modules-lessonstartideas_type | Give a creative idea how to begin a lesson |
Which subject | Geography |
What age group | Year or Grade 9 |
What topic | Glaciers |
Quantity | 1 |
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Imagine you’re standing in a vast, frozen landscape, where the air is crisp and the ground beneath your feet crunches like an ice cube in a glass. You’re surrounded by monumental ice formations that tell stories thousands of years old. Today, we’re diving into this chilling world of glaciers – those magnificent rivers of ice that hold secrets of our planet’s past and future.
To kick off our lesson, we’ll embark on a fun Iceberg Scavenger Hunt! Each of you will receive a set of clues or descriptions about different types of glaciers and their characteristics. You’ll work in pairs to match each clue with an image of a glacier, which will be hidden around the classroom.
After our scavenger hunt, we’ll gather as a class to discuss what you discovered. Let’s piece together this puzzle of ice and understand how glaciers shape our continents, influence our climate, and impact ecosystems.
As we transition into the main content, I want you to think about this question:
“How do you think glaciers might affect the world we live in today and in the future?”
Take a moment to jot down your ideas, then discuss them with your partner. We’ll share some of your thoughts with the class, setting the stage for our exploration of glaciers.
So, grab your warmest coat and let’s set out on this icy adventure through the world of glaciers!