Experiments On Climaye Change
Discover the science behind climate change through three practical experiments that help learners understand global warming, melting glaciers, and ocean acidification using everyday materials.
Course Description
This practical science activity introduces learners to climate change through three engaging experiments designed to make complex environmental concepts easy to understand. Students investigate the greenhouse effect, observe how melting ice contributes to rising sea levels, and explore how carbon dioxide increases ocean acidity.
Using simple household materials, learners develop scientific thinking by making observations, recording results, and connecting experiments with real-world environmental challenges. The activities encourage curiosity, critical thinking, and a deeper understanding of how human actions influence Earth’s climate and ecosystems.
Ideal for classrooms, environmental clubs, and STEM learning, this course combines scientific inquiry with environmental education in an interactive and accessible way.
What you will learn
- Understand the greenhouse effect and its role in climate change.
- Explore how melting glaciers contribute to rising sea levels.
- Learn how carbon dioxide causes ocean acidification.
- Conduct simple scientific experiments using everyday materials.
- Develop observation, prediction, and analytical skills.
- Connect scientific experiments with real-world environmental issues.
- Recognize how human activities contribute to climate change.
Lesson materials
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