Collage Art: Hopes for Our Planet

This lesson is part of WLL’s Climate Action Storytelling Toolkit.

Students explore biodiversity and their hopes for the planet through a nature walk and collage-making. Outside, they collect natural materials; back inside, they combine found objects, prints, and drawings on a heart-shaped canvas to create a personal vision for a thriving 2030.

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Ages 8-14 - (Upper Primary/lower secondary/middle school )
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English
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< 1 hour
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