IGG Special Focus LADYBIRD SDG 12 Responsible Consumerism Option 5
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Description
No. 5. Outdoor Litter Picker walk
Resources
+ Litter pickers (Local County Councils or Tidy Towns Committees may have them to loan to your Ladybird Unit)
+ Reusable shopping bags to collect the rubbish in.
+ Gloves
+ Hi-vis vests or Reflective arm bands
Instructions
Aim of Badge
One of the targets of the UN Sustainable Development Goal 12 is to ensure that people everywhere have the relevant information and awareness for sustainable development and lifestyles in harmony with nature by 2030. There are 5 activities in this badge. Activities 1 and 2 are compulsory. Complete one of the three optional activities 3-5.
Introduction
Activity No. 5: Outdoor Litter Picker Walk is an optional activity. This activity is to get the Ladybirds out and about and understand the importance of leave no trace by taking an active role for the good of their local community.
Instructions
Explain to the Ladybirds what “Leave no Trace” is. Go to a local park/beach/public area. Put the Ladybirds in small teams of 4 with an adult/Senior Brancher and ask them to collect 10 pieces of plastic rubbish. Then recycle the plastics gathered in the appropriate recycling bin.
Acknowledgement/Source
The SDG 12 Badge was developed as part of an Irish Aid funded project.
Attachments/Template needed for activity?
See Fly: No. 8 activity sheet for Leave No Trace principles.
Tags
- gce
- global citizenship education
- Litter
- Plastic
- SDG
- SDG 12
- SDG 12 Responsible Consumption and Production
- Special focus Badge
- walk
Badge Links
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