What you will explore:
- What is climate and environmental change?
- What climate and environmental rights do children and young people have?
- How does the climate affect our way of living and how does our way of living affect the climate?
- What is extreme weather?
- How does the world work with climate and environment issues?
- What would you say to politicians who work with climate and environment issues?


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Welcome to The Magic Classroom on climate and the environment

Welcome

Intro movie

FACT OR FICTION: What do you know about the climate and environment?

FILM: What is climate and environmental change?

GAME: Causes of climate change

FILM: How does the world work with climate and environment issues?

GAME: Solutions to the causes of climate change

QUIZ: What have you learned about climate and environmental change?

FACT OR FICTION: What do you know about children’s climate and environmental rights?

FILM: What rights do children and young people have when it comes to climate and environmental issues?

QUOTES: How do children  and young people notice climate and environmental changes?

FILM: Children’s right to express themselves

GAME: How can children have an influence?

QUIZ: What have you learned about children’s  climate and environmental rights?

FACT OR FICTION: What do you know about climate and way of life?

FILM: Climate and environmental changes in Norway

FILM: Climate and environmental changes in Somalia

MAP: Climate changes in the world

QUIZ: What have you learned about climate and  way of life?

FACT OR FICTION: What do you know about extreme weather?

FILM: Extreme weather in Guatemala

GAME: Extreme weather has varying impacts

FILM: Extreme weather in Nepal

QUIZ: What have you learned about extreme weather?

FACT OR FICTION: What do you know about how the  world works on the climate and environment?

FILM: Meet the Children’s Climate Panel

PHOTOS: Join the UN Climate Summit

QUOTES: What do we need to do in the future?

QUIZ: What have you learned about how the world works for the climate and environment?

Have Your Say

Quiz klima- og miljøendringer

Bakgrunn klima- og miljøendringer

Climate is what we expect and weather is what we experience every single day.

Climate is the average of the weather we  have experienced in the last week.

What is the difference between climate and weather? 

Increased solar activity is the reason why the temperature on  earth is rising.

The climate has always changed and, as variation  occurs naturally, we do not need to worry about it.

Increased emissions of carbon and other greenhouse gases mean that the temperature on the planet rises and the Earth gets warmer.

Environment is an area for animals and nature. 

Environment refers to what a place or area is like for animals,  people and nature.

Environment is an area for children and young people. 

Environment refers to what a place or area is like for animals, people and nature.

More extreme weather, such as rain, means that there are more fish in the ocean.  This makes it easier for Kimsorn and her family to find food.

More extreme weather, such as rain and storms, means that the ocean becomes  polluted. When the ocean becomes polluted, the fish disappear and Kimsorn and her family need to find other food to eat.

More extreme weather, such as storms, means that Kimsorn and her family  have had to flee to another country.

More extreme weather, such as rain and storms, means that the ocean becomes 
polluted. When the ocean becomes polluted, the fish disappear and Kimsorn and her family need to find other food to eat. 

How is Kimsorn affected by climate and environmental change?

They are 17 goals that every country in the world uses as their  work plan to create a more just world for all living creatures, without destroying the climate and environment. The targets are intended to be achieved by 2030.

They are 17 goals that the richest countries in the world use as their  work plan to create a more just world for all living creatures, without destroying the climate and environment. The targets are intended to be achieved by 2030.

They are 17 goals that the poorest countries in the world use as their  work plan to create a more just world for all living creatures, without destroying the climate and environment. The targets are intended to be achieved by 2030.

They are 17 goals that every country in the world uses as their work plan to create a more just world for all living creatures, without destroying the climate and environment. The targets are intended to be achieved by 2030.

What are the UN Sustainable Development Goals?

The UN Sustainable Development Goals are like games between countries in the world. The country  that achieves the most goals wins the game.

The goals will fall like dominos if we do not do anything  to achieve the goals.

All the goals are connected. When working on one goal,  it becomes easier to achieve another goal.

All the goals are connected. When working on one goal, it becomes easier to achieve another goal.