The Boy Who Harnessed The Wind Product Description
How to Watch The Films: Stream for free on the Climate Emergency: Feedback Loops website.
Film runtimes: Each short film is 9-15 minutes.
Film ratings: Not-rated, appropriate for all ages. Resources are best used with High School Students.
Looking for more Earth Month films for students? Check out these environment-themed films with lesson plans across the curriculum: 12 Fun Films to Teach for Earth Month.
Climate Emergency: Feedback Loop Curriculum Guide
Lesson 1: Forests (Environmental Science, Biology)
Lesson 2: Permafrost (Environmental Science, Biology, Earth Science)
Lesson 3: Atmosphere (Environmental Science, Earth Science)
Lesson 4: Albedo (Environmental Science, Earth Science)
Lesson 5: Regreening (Environmental Science, Service Learning)
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Group Discussion Facilitation Guidelines
In this guide, you will find suggestions for leading productive conversations that broaden perspectives, encourage empathy, and build new paradigms for education. It is adaptable, flexible and useful for a variety of learning settings. We recommend pairing it with this film to create safe space for classroom engagement around these themes and subjects.
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Related Resources
The film series had its official launch with the Dalai Lama, Greta Thunberg and world-renowned scientists in a webcast, “The Dalai Lama with Greta Thunberg and Leading Scientists: A Conversation on the Crisis of Climate Feedback Loops.” Watch it free on YouTube or read the transcript [link goes to PDF].
Additional videos supporting this curriculum are also available free from the Climate Emergency: Feedback Loops YouTube channel.
Teaching about the Environment? This film is part of our Environmental Studies Lessons Collection.
Looking for more Earth Month films for students? Check out these environment-themed films with lesson plans across the curriculum: 12 Fun Films to Teach for Earth Month.
Use Lesson 5 of this curriculum guide with Youth v Gov to expand the conversation about Youth Changemakers.
Webinar: Learn more about teaching with this film for PD credit with our free, on-demand webinar: Using Feedback Loop Films to Inspire and Educate.
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Sustainable Development Goals
Journeys in Film supports the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Learn more about teaching with SDGs. This curriculum guide connects to the following UN SDGs.
