Seal the Loop - Exploring Marine Conservation
This unit is designed for a flipped classroom, where students learn about marine conservation through a series of inquiry-based activities. Students will explore the causes and effects of pollution on the ocean, conduct experiments to determine the decomposition rates of different types of waste, and work collaboratively to come up with ideas for marine conservation. This unit is intended to promote critical thinking and problem-solving skills among students, as well as increase their awareness and appreciation of the ocean and its ecosystems.
Following this lesson plan is an ideal way for your school to introduce Zoos Victoria’s Seal the Loop program. You’ll be joining other amazing teachers in making a difference and creating positive environmental change. Go to Zoo Education Online to find further support for you to help you develop your own Seal the Loop program.
Tune In
Thought-provoking lessons featuring questions and activities designed to stimulate students' interest.
Find Out
Explicit instruction on the topic, increasing in complexity and breadth of knowledge.
Take Action
Contextualising knowledge and inspiring students through real-world examples. These lessons feature stories of inspirational people and organisations making a difference to help bring the learning to life.
