Emotion line graphs

This reflective activity combines climate science with emotional literacy, helping learners explore their personal responses to climate change. Using Met Office videos and “emotion line graphs,” students track how their feelings shift while learning about global warming, comparing their reactions and discussing why responses differ. The extension task encourages research into positive climate solutions, balancing concern with hope and action.

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Royal Meteorological Society climate content quality mark october 2023
Lesson plans
KS3
Geography
Citizenship

Preparation

What you need
  • The two Met Office emotion line graphs activity guide.
Location

Indoors

Resources

Met Office Climate Change Emotion Graphs Slides.pdf 104.58 KB
Met Office Climate Change Emotion line graphs guidance.pdf 171.77 KB

Step by step

  1. Download the Met Office emotion line graphs activity guides.
  2. Read the guidance for step by step instructions for each activity. 

Curriculum links

This activity can be used to support curriculum knowledge and skill development in Citizenship and Geography, alongside enhancing nature education, with age appropriate adaptations.

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