SDG Academy Project: Sharing Info

Your Task

Choose one of the Global Goals that is most important to you. Conduct research and create a presentation to share your findings with the world on the following questions.

Guiding Questions:

What does the goal mean?
Why is this goal necessary?
How can people around the world address the goal?
What are people already doing to address the goal?

Why do we need to share this information?

There are three major reasons why it is important to learn about the Global Goals.

We need to know what the problems are in our world so we can try to help solve them.
The more we know about the goals, the more we can share with others so they can help too!
Sharing this information is a great, meaningful way for us to work on the skills we need to practice, like critical reading and presentation of information. If we can practice those skills AND make a difference in our world, then why not do it?

This "Projects Page" lists a few different ways you can share your learning with others and show off your Reading, Writing, and other skills as well at the same time. If you have a share out idea that is not specifically listed on this page, just check in with your classroom teacher to figure out how to make it work for you.

Skills to Practice

Presentation Single Point Rubric for SDG project

Project Options

check out an example of a project here

Public Poster

Create a poster that shares what you learned about the goal. Be sure to include answers to the guiding questions. You can create a physical poster to hang up in your community, or you can create a digital poster using a website like Thinglink, Canva, Google Draw, or some other app.

Be sure to share your findings on the goal and

Organize your information so it is easy for the reader to understand.
Include key facts and descriptive details to support your main idea.
Make sure your visuals are aligned with your message.
Proofread carefully before publishing.

Letter to a Leader

Write a letter to a local leader in the government (town, county, or state) and tell them what you've learned about one or more of the goals. Be sure to include answers to the guiding questions in your letter. Make suggestions about what needs to be done to address the goal in your community.

Be sure to share your findings on the goal and

Organize your information so it is easy for the reader to understand.
Include key facts and descriptive details to support your main idea.
Use a formal letter format and proofread carefully.

Video

Create a video using iMovie, Quicktime, SeeSaw, or Screencastify to share what you've learned about your chosen goal. In your video, be sure to include answers to the guiding questions. Encourage others to learn and take action as well!

Be sure to share your findings on the goal and

Organize your information so it is easy for the reader to understand.
Include key facts and descriptive details to support your main idea.
Make sure your visuals and audio are aligned with your message.
Be sure to record your audio in such a way that it is pleasant to listen to.

Supportive Site

Create a website using Google Sites to share what you've learned about your goal. Be sure to include answers to the guiding questions. Publish your website and share your learning with the world!

Be sure to share your findings on the goal and

Organize your information so it is easy for the reader to understand.
Include key facts and descriptive details to support your main idea.
Make sure your visuals are aligned with your message.
Proofread carefully before publishing.

Create your own game

Be sure to include answers to the guiding questions so others can learn from your research. Answering questions, role play, or matching games work well for this.

Be sure to share your findings on the goal and

Organize your information so it is easy for the reader to understand.
Include key facts and descriptive details to support your main idea.
Make sure your visuals are aligned with your message.
Proofread carefully before publishing.

Infographic

Use an infographic creator like Canva, Infogram, or Easel.ly to share your learning. Be sure to include answers to the guiding questions. Publish your infographic so others can learn from your research.

Be sure to share your findings on the goal and

Organize your information so it is easy for the reader to understand.
Include key facts and descriptive details to support your main idea.
Make sure your visuals are aligned with your message.
Proofread carefully before publishing.

Other Opportunity

Design your own type of project to share what you've learned about your goal. Be sure to include answers to the guiding questions. Check in with your teacher before starting to make sure your project will meet the learning targets.

What can I use for research besides the info and links on this website?

We've curated all of the resources you need to do this project. If you want to go deeper in your research, you may investigate additional sources.

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