Hamza Jawad ha creado el proyecto "Clean Air Starts Here: Our Community's Car Challenge" en Class2Class.org
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Clean Air Starts Here: Our Community's Car Challenge
¿De qué trata este proyecto?
Students work with their partner class to create a simple poster or drawing showing ideas for how people in their neighborhoods could use cars less, such as walking, biking, or sharing rides. They present their best ideas to their school or local com...
- Edad de los estudiantes
- 6-8 años
- Duración del proyecto
- 1 semana
- Mes de inicio
- Septiembre 2026
Este proyecto contribuye a los siguientes objetivos globales
Este proyecto promueve y protege estos derechos de la niñez
Objetivos de aprendizaje
Students will be able to identify and describe how cars are used in their local community and explain the effects on air quality.
Students will be able to demonstrate simple solutions for reducing car use, such as walking, biking, or ride-sharing, through drawings and role-play activities.
Students will be able to compare transportation choices in their community with those shared by their international partner class and analyze which options reduce emissions most.
Students will be able to evaluate different ideas for reducing car trips by assessing how well each solution works for their neighborhood and considering feedback from peers and partners.
Students will be able to design and create a poster or visual presentation showcasing their best collaborative ideas for reducing car use and present it to their school community.
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Actividades del proyecto
How Do We Get Around? A Neighborhood Walk
Students take a short walk around the school or nearby area and observe different ways people travel, such as cars, bikes, and people walking. Back in class, they share what they saw and talk about which ways are best for keeping the air clean.
Design Our Best Car-Free Ideas
Students work in small groups to brainstorm and draw simple pictures of ways their neighborhood could use cars less, such as walking paths, bike routes, or shared rides. Groups share their ideas with each other and with the partner class through a simple shared board or email, then give each other feedback on which ideas work best for their communities.
Show Our Ideas to the School
Students create a colorful poster or display combining their best ideas from all groups and present it to their classmates, families, or school community. They explain one or two ideas they chose and why reducing car trips helps keep the air cleaner.