- For Educators
Threads Fast Fashion Lesson Plans
Engage and educate your students on the impact of fast fashion on people and the planet.
Theme
Climate, Fast Fashion, Human Rights & Labour
Type of Resource
Resource Pack
Age Group
11-14, 7-11
Source
UWE Bristol, University of Birmingham, Global Goals Centre and Think Tank, Birmingham Science Museum
- For Educators
Threads Fast Fashion Lesson Plans
Theme
Climate, Fast Fashion, Human Rights & Labour
Type of Resource
Resource Pack
Age Group
11-14, 7-11
Source
UWE Bristol, University of Birmingham, Global Goals Centre and Think Tank, Birmingham Science Museum
About this resource
Eight lesson plans and related activities that support our online game Threads that can be played to introduce the subject of fast fashion. These resources provide a fresh approach to learning about the connections between clothing as an essential part of everyday life, global environmental change and climate and social justice.
This resource is ideal for teachers to use in the classroom – or families to explore and share. It is easy to use, providing accessible information alongside activities promoting discussion and critical thinking to support the young people of today as they begin to make choices about the clothes they buy and wear.
Why we recommend this resource
With rising numbers of young people reporting eco-anxiety, this resource is a great way to help young people understand and make informed choices about clothing and the fashion industry. The resources are research-informed, tested by teachers and evaluated by pupils.
I would usually teach food or recycling, but this resource has opened my eyes to the importance of clothes and the kids loved it! (Primary Head teacher)
The lesson plans are really easy to follow and full of really useful activities – they got everyone thinking (KS3 teacher)
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