2017 Earth Hour Activity Plan for Primary Schools Part 1

1. Activity Background:

January 25, 201X Beijing - World Wildlife Fund ( WWF) released the 201X Earth Hour China theme - "Blue Life" to encourage the public to practice sustainable living and consumption methods for the sake of blue sky and blue planet. Earth Hour, the world's largest environmental action with the largest number of participants, officially kicked off the 201X event in China.

Earth Hour in 201X will be held from 8:30 to 9:30 pm on March 19 (Saturday). Following the Earth Hour in 2014 and 2015, which continued to focus on China's most pressing and concerned environmental issue - smog, and issued the themes of "Make your own blue sky" and "See the blue", this year's Earth Hour continues to draw attention from the public Starting with the blue sky of hope, we call on the public to start with basic necessities, food, shelter, and entertainment, practice sustainable living and consumption patterns in their daily lives, and encourage every individual to implement their own solutions to climate change. Through everyone's small changes, Let the haze disappear and the blue sky return.

2. Activity plan:

1. Class meeting practical experience class: "Blocked breathing";

Time: March 21, class meeting time, Spend 3-5 minutes in groups to play the "Blocked Breathing" mini-game, covering your nose and mouth with a mask or towel, and feel the difficulties and even harm caused to us by environmental pollution and haze weather when breathing is not smooth. The class teacher first played some videos about the haze weather to the students, then organized games for the students, and finally talked about his own personal feelings and took photos of the wonderful moments.

2. Teachers and students signed to participate in environmental protection

On March 16, during recess time, the Environmental Protection Passport Ceremony was launched. All teachers and students signed an oath to participate in environmental protection. The signatures will be saved as environmental education materials in our school.

Participants: All teachers and students of Guanhua Primary School; brigade organization

3. Participate in World Earth? Lights Out for One Hour?

Time: March 19 Sunday and Saturday evenings from 20:30 to 21:30; walk out of the house with your loved ones, look up at the stars, and participate in the "Lights Out for One Hour" event.

4. Go into the community and distribute the "201X Guanhua Primary School? Lights Out for One Hour? Activity Proposal", and the Moral Education Department and the Brigade Headquarters will jointly organize the implementation

5. An energy-saving and environmentally friendly vegetarian meal activity will be held at noon on March 17th; the Moral Education Office and the General Affairs Office will jointly implement it

6. Participate in campus environmental recycling activities on March 28th. 2017 Earth Hour Activity Plan for Primary Schools Part 2

1. Activity Background

Earth Hour is an initiative proposed by WWF (World Wildlife Fund) to respond to global climate change The initiative asks individuals, communities, businesses and governments to turn off their lights for an hour at a specific time to show their support for action on climate change. In 2009, "Earth Hour" approximately 1 billion people participated in this event in more than 4,000 cities around the world. ?Earth Hour? has entered its second year in our country. We hope that more cities, units and individuals can participate in it and set off a new low-carbon storm.

As a city that is about to usher in the World Expo, Shanghainese people have the spirit of worrying about the world and daring to be the first. As the future pillars of the country, it is not only fashionable but also a responsibility for students to devote themselves to environmental protection. Since its establishment in 2008, Jianping Experimental Primary School has formulated long-term education ideas for students to conserve resources and protect the environment. This event will provide a better platform for teachers and students to participate in the Earth Hour event

2. Overview of the event

March 27, 201X, 20:30, Earth Hour One hour? campaign will be held globally.

Join us in turning off the lights and calling for urgent action on climate change around the world. Earth Hour 201X will call on everyone to take responsibility and play their part in ensuring a sustainable future.

The goal of Earth Hour in 201X: More than 6,000 cities around the world, more than 1 billion people participate in the event, governments, enterprises, and communities actively join in, making "Earth Hour" the largest environmental protection action in the world .

In China, we are working with our partner *** to promote at least 30 cities across the country to participate in the lights-out event at 20:30 on March 27.

Addressing climate change requires strong will and collaboration from the global public. The Chinese government has made a commitment to reduce carbon emissions by 40-45% by 2020 based on 2005 levels. Therefore, Earth Hour 201X also conveys the Chinese public’s support for China to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and transform into a low-carbon economy. We will launch Earth Hour Low Carbon Life Week from March 22 to March 26 (Monday to Friday) to lead teachers and students to make real low-carbon changes in their daily lives.

3. Expected goals

1. All classes and offices in our school will participate in the one-hour lights-out activity, and participating schools will turn off most of their lighting equipment to support energy conservation and low carbon;

2. Through the one-hour lights-out publicity, a new low-carbon storm will be set off on campus, so that school teachers and students can further understand the importance and methods of energy conservation and environmental protection;

3. Through the opinions of school students Two environmental protection groups share and exchange experiences, explore new forms of lights-out for one hour, and establish a long-term mechanism;

4. Jointly carry out lights-out for one hour with communities around the school;

4. Activity content

The 201X Earth Lights Out Hour activity is mainly carried out on campus. The school also encourages capable student associations to carry out activities outside the campus and widely disseminate the concept and low-level activities of the Lights Out Hour. Environmental protection knowledge related to carbon life encourages citizens to choose green consumption and low-carbon life in their lives to better cope with the negative impacts of climate change.

5. Information about activities

1. Earth Hour Low Carbon Living Week

March 22: Home energy saving on Monday? Use recycled water to save a day Kilograms of water resources

March 23: Office energy saving on Tuesday? Use less air conditioning, lighting, and printing paper

March 24: Low-carbon travel on Wednesday? Choose public transportation , drive a private car for one less day

March 25: Low-carbon shopping on Thursday? Bring your own reusable bags and refuse plastic bags

March 26: Save energy on Friday? Close Turn off unnecessary lights, turn off unused electrical sockets, and save one kilowatt-hour of electricity

March 27: Student club activities sent young photographers to capture photos of lights-out areas and buildings.

2. How students can participate

1. Register your activity information on the website

By registering, join with other schools, companies, groups and charity organizations , join this simple but representative activity.

2. Let students understand the activities of Earth Hour

Use existing and latest communication channels to convey the message of Earth Hour to students:

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1) Post Earth Hour event posters on campus.

2) Create an Earth Hour link or icon on the school’s official website homepage.

3) Use the school’s Red Scarf Radio Station to produce Earth Hour promotional broadcasts.

4. Let teachers, parents, and parents know about Earth Hour activities

1) Use Tencent information, text messages, news, etc. to inform teachers, parents, and brothers throughout the school The school conveys the event message of "Earth Hour".

2) Encourage people around you and their family units to participate.

5. Long-term publicity goals

?Earth Hour? does not refer to just one hour, it refers to our long-term energy-saving habits in water and electricity consumption in our work and homes. Educate students and staff about the benefits of this approach: savings and reduced emissions.