17 Goals for a Happier Planet

Description

In this session, learners will explore the 17 SDGs in an easy and clear way. We’ll talk about goals like clean water, good health, and quality education, and how these ideas connect to everyday life. Students will also share how their country is working on these goals and discuss simple habits that help the planet. By the end of the lesson, learners will be more aware of global challenges and feel ready to take small, meaningful steps in their own lives.

Questions list

1. What do you think makes a country a “good place” to live?

2. Have you ever done something simple to help others or the environment? (like recycling or donating clothes)

3. Have you heard of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) before? If yes, which one do you know?

1. Which of the 17 goals do you think is the most important in your country? Why?

2. If kids learned about SDGs in school, how would the world be different in the future?

3. If you could design a superhero to protect the Earth, what powers would they have? What SDG would they focus on? (Fun, creative, and still tied to the SDG theme.)

4. If everyone in your city used less plastic, how would the environment change?

5. If you could start a project in your school or community to support one SDG, what would it be?

6. If you were the “President of the Earth” for one day, what fun rule would you make to help the planet?

7. What is one problem in your country that you hope will improve by 2030?

8. If your country could solve one global issue today, which one would it be?

1. In your own way, how do you contribute to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals?

Get ready for an engaging 10 minutes where you'll receive valuable feedback from your tutor regarding vocabulary, pronunciation and grammar mistakes