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Earth Day Countdown SAMPLE – Class Starter Discussion Slides & Teacher Guide. 3 Days of Discussion and Collaboration. The full version - Earth Day Countdown | 22 Environmental Class Starter Slides for Discussion and Collaboration can be found by clicking here.
The full version contains 22, fully editable class starter slides. This 3-day sample is NOT editable.
Looking for an engaging way to spark meaningful conversations about environmental issues leading up to Earth Day or just how humans impact the environment? This Earth Day Countdown Class Starter Bundle gives teachers an easy, low-prep way to get students thinking, talking, and collaborating around real-world environmental topics.
Each day, students analyze a powerful image related to an Earth Day or environmental concept—such as deforestation, plastic pollution, water scarcity, fast fashion, climate change, and more. Students discuss 3–4 guiding questions in small groups before coming together for a whole-class discussion. These prompts are designed to encourage critical thinking, perspective-taking, and respectful discussion.
The images are clear, work well across all grade levels, making this resource flexible for elementary, middle, and even high school classrooms.
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What’s Included
✔ 22 days of Earth Day class starter slides
✔ Slides include one engaging image + 3–4 discussion questions
✔ Teacher Discussion & Answer Key for every day
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Topics Students Explore
Click here to download my Complete, 22-Day Earth Day Countdown Class Starter Slides.
Teacher-Friendly Features
Teacher Tip
Use these class starters daily in April leading up to Earth Day, or pick and choose topics that fit your current unit. The discussions naturally lead into deeper lessons, projects, or writing activities.
This resource supports NGSS-aligned discussions related to Earth and Human Activity (ESS3), Ecosystems (LS2), and Crosscutting Concepts such as cause and effect, systems thinking, and stability and change at both the middle and high school levels.
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