Contents | 
| Introduction | 4 | 
| About this book | 
| The key concepts of environmental education | 
| Planning resources | 7 | 
| Curriculum links | 
| Unit plan: Environmental education through science | 
| We Are Learning To (WALT) overview and banner | 
| Activity 1: Key concepts – if the Earth were an apple | 12 | 
| Activity 2: Key concepts – biodiversity in light of our attitudes and values | 13 | 
| Biodiversity matching cards | 
| Damage–protect matching cards | 
| Activity 3: Exploring the central idea – interdependence in the food chain | 16 | 
| Food chain sequence map | 
| Information sheet: pollution and the Arctic food chain | 
| Activity 4: Exploring the scientific method – up, up and away! | 19 | 
| Scientific investigation method | 
| Exploring the scientific method worksheet: up, up and away! | 
| Results graph: up, up and away! | 
| Activity 5: Using the scientific method – balloon rockets | 27 | 
| Balloon rockets worksheet | 
| Homework letter | 
| Activity 6: Conducting supporting research – water and soil pollution | 32 | 
| Research organiser | 
| Pollution facts | 
| KWL worksheet | 
| Activity 7: Using the scientific method – soil and plant growth | 37 | 
| Scientific investigation instructions: soil and plant growth | 
| Plant growth recording sheet | 
| Scientific investigation assessment (teacher) | 
| Activity 8: Using the scientific method – toxic water (the effects of pollution) | 44 | 
| Scientific investigation instructions: toxic water – the effects of pollution | 
| Seed germination and root growth recording sheet | 
| Activity 9: End of unit reflection – self assessment, KWL, restorative action | 50 | 
| Suggestions for restorative action | 
| Self assessment worksheet | 
| Extension activity: paint the drain! worksheet | 
| Other student resources | 54 | 
| Glossary | 
| Topic spelling list | 
| Useful websites and other resources | 56 |