In this episode, we role model a conversation with a child who hears about widespread fires on the west coast of the US and asks, “ Are we gonna be on fire?” During the conversation we give an explanation of the word climate using the human body as an analogy. We talk about the ways humans have impacted the climate and use our imaginations to strategize ways of coping with the reality of climate change. We also begin to talk about the intersection of race and climate change.
We are community educators and work with groups of teachers, parents and caregivers. If you are interested in working with us, want to give feedback, or submit scenarios from your own lives for the podcast, you can contact us through our website: www.thefullstoryschool.org or by sending us an email at thefullstoryschool@gmail.com.
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The music and sound design for this podcast is done by Echo Finch.
You can find the book and resource recommendations from this episode here.
In this episode, we role model a conversation with a child who hears about widespread fires on the west coast of the US and asks, “ Are we gonna be on fire?” During the conversation we give an explanation of the word climate using the human body as an analogy. We talk about the ways humans have impacted the climate and use our imaginations to strategize ways of coping with the reality of climate change. We also begin to talk about the intersection of race and climate change.
We are community educators and work with groups of teachers, parents and caregivers. If you are interested in working with us, want to give feedback, or submit scenarios from your own lives for the podcast, you can contact us through our website: www.thefullstoryschool.org or by sending us an email at thefullstoryschool@gmail.com.
Please consider becoming a monthly supporter at www.thefullstoryschool.org/monthly-donors. It helps us reach more people if you share, follow or subscribe and leave us a review! Thank you.
The music and sound design for this podcast is done by Echo Finch.
You can find the book and resource recommendations from this episode here.