Dear students ,

Because of Covid-19,we are celebrating Earth Day online.Write your name -your school's name and talk about the activities you have done for Earth Day.

Agrupamento de Escolas de Arrifana, Santa Maria da Feira, Portugal

As we all know it was impossible to celebrate Earth Day at school. Schools were closed due to Covid-19. But nothing is impossible and we celebrated online, together, and we talked about the several environmental problems and the possible solutions.

Our teacher told us that this year was special because it was 50 years Earth Day.

We saw three amazing and useful videos that our teacher had published in her blog to celebrate the date. If you want you can have a look at the blog and make a comment about Earth Day. You are all invited to do it. Here is the link:

https://interact2020.blogspot.com/search/label/Earth

Anais also did a drawing to celebrate the 50 years Earth day 2020.

DON'T FORGET PLANET EARTH BELONGS TO US ALL!

(uploaded by Beatriz Oliveira, Escola Básica e Secundária de Arrifana, Portugal)

Emine -Ahmet Büküşoğlu S.School -Mentor Teacher : İlayda ESEN

First ,we draw nature themed pictures and shre them on social media(project's instagram page) with the hastag #artforeath.

Then ,on 22nd April we meet online and cover Unit 9 ,Environment.That unit is about Global Warming and Climate Change so we talked about our project and Earth Day,too

Together with my class,we talked about causes and effects of Climate Change.The,we are assigned by our teacher(İlayda ESEN) to discuss with our elders(family) about the change and the speed of change.

(uploaded by Hatice.EAB.SS)

Emine -Ahmet Büküşoğlu Activity Visuals

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GAZİ SECONDARY SCHOOL

We met online because the schools are closed due to  covid-19 .

We talked about 22nd April Earth Day. We shared our ideas about animals, weather, seasons, nature which have been badly affected due to climate change. We said possible solutions to save our earth.

We also had "Celebrate  Earth Day with Climate Conversations" session, a proposal of UNESCO  "The world's largest Lesson" for the 2020 Earth Day.

here is the link of the page;

https://worldslargestlesson.globalgoals.org/

Here is the video for our online session.