Sustainable Development Goals Project Builder-SDG Education Tool

Example

Teachers can choose from a list of thought-provoking questions designed to engage students with the selected SDG.

Scenario

An educator selects 'How can we ensure clean water for everyone in our community?' while planning a unit on SDG 6 (Clean Water and Sanitation). This question helps to focus the project and drives the learning objectives.

Example

The tool provides a selection of activities across various subjects that relate to the chosen SDG.

Scenario

For a project on SDG 11 (Sustainable Cities and Communities), activities might include analyzing local urban development plans in Geography, creating sustainable city models in Art, and calculating population densities in Mathematics.

Example

It suggests engaging entry point events to kickstart each project, stimulating interest and assessing prior knowledge.

Scenario

To begin a unit on SDG 15 (Life on Land), a suggested entry point could be a virtual field trip to a national park, allowing students to observe biodiversity and discuss conservation challenges.

Example

A curated list of resources and materials is provided for each activity to ensure teachers have what they need to execute the lessons.

Scenario

While planning activities for SDG 4 (Quality Education), the tool offers access to educational technology platforms, literature on pedagogical strategies, and printable materials for classroom use.

Example

Guidance is offered for planning a final event or project that synthesizes the learning and impacts the community.

Scenario

For an SDG 2 (Zero Hunger) project, the culminating event might be a community garden initiative where students apply their knowledge of biology and environmental science to grow and donate produce.