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Have the Talk: Climate Conversations

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In this learning activity participants practice having conversations about climate change with adults or peers. The activity is based on psychological and social science research. 

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Add a Tech Twist Optional: A video is provided in the activity plan if you have access to the internet, a computer, and a projector.
Hints for uses in your library Try pairing this activity with Polar Bears Go with the Floes for a light-hearted way to introduce environmental issues.
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Originating Source Climate Literacy & Energy Awareness Network
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The lonely polar bear by Khoa Lê
Analyzing climate change : asking questions, evaluating evidence, and designing solutions by Philip Steele
It's Getting Hot in Here: The Past, Present, and Future of Climate Change by Bridget Heos
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Have the Talk: Climate Conversations

Have the Talk: Climate Conversations

In this learning activity participants practice having conversations about climate change with adults or peers. The activity is based on psychological and social science research.