Teacher Spotlight: Breck Foster



Rewilding - 10th to 19th May
Introducing the One Planet Challenge
ITZA is excited to present the One Planet Challenge, a ten-day virtual learning event designed for young people aged 10-16. This unique educational experience takes students on a journey to Yellowstone National Park, where they will discover the healing power of forests and learn about rewilding efforts worldwide.
When: May 10 - May 19
Where: Online at itza.io! Students can easily log in, create an account, and start their adventure!
During the One Planet Challenge, students will learn independently, earn points, and even have a chance to win exciting prizes. Whether in-class or at home, this challenge is best enjoyed as a team, fostering collaboration and environmental awareness among participants.
Join the One Planet Challenge and empower your students to become environmental advocates. Encourage them to sign up with their school code and get started on this exciting educational journey!
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Independent Online Learning
Students prepare in their own time and take live quizzes at home or in class. If you want to use competitions for class time there is plenty of support.
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Footage and clips for the whiteboard
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Plug and play activities
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Lesson ideas and suggestions
Making the challenge of explaining issues such as climate change easy and engaging!

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Learn about our world - and how to preserve it!
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