Spanish 4 and AP · Week 31 · Ciencia y desafíos mundiales

El cambio climático y la esperanza

Students name climate anxiety in Spanish and turn it into hopeful, concrete action.

Self-managementGrades 9 to 12About 20 minutesIntermediate
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Students will
Students use the subjunctive with emotion to name climate worries and turn them into hopeful actions.
SEL skill
Name a worry and turn it into a hopeful action
What it looks like
Students cope with difficult emotions by naming them and choosing a small action that gives hope.
Content focus
Subjunctive with emotion; environment vocabulary
Format
Partner exchange

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