Teachers

Dont Stamp Out The Earth!
(recycling workshop)

Geography and PSE. KS1, KS2, KS3 & Special Needs.

Help your pupil's develope a responsible attitude to using our world's resources before it's too late! A Fun quiz and hands-on rubbish recycling activity.

Available at: National Museum Cardiff
Book on: (029) 20573240 / (029) 20573278
1 hour. Every Tue-Friday. Free!

Alternatively, download the lesson plans to do the workshop yourself.

Free Lesson plans

Geography and PSE (KS2)
Resource pack

Contains lesson plans, powerpoints and posters. Differentiated for Years 3, 4, 5 and 6.

Yr. 3&4

Powerpoint
Lesson plan 1 | Lesson plan 2&3 | Homework
Worksheet 1 | Worksheet 2
Poster

Yr. 5&6

Powerpoint
Lesson plan 1 | Lesson plan 2&3 | Homework
Worksheet 1 | Worksheet 2 |
Poster

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