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Follow Sarah Nguyen as she takes "Code a Climate Story" from Copilot draft to Grade 8 Science A — assigned to 28 learners.
Experience Sarah Nguyen's journey- 1Prepare
Choose a curriculum outcome from the Climate Systems unit.
- 2Create
Copilot drafts a lesson from BC Science 8 approved sources.
- 3Approve
Dr. Aliya Khan signs off on v3.
- 4Assign
Assign "Local Heat Mapping" to 28 learners.
- 5Review
Track submissions and give feedback.
- 6Improve
Reuse the approved lesson next term.
app.palette.educationTeacher · Sarah Nguyen
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Grade 8 Science A
Grade 8 Science B
Grade 7 Science
Grade 8 Digital Skills
Grade 8 Science — Climate Systems
Code a Climate Story
Class
Grade 8 Science A
28 learners
Assignment
Local Heat Mapping
Due tomorrow · 42 min avg
app.palette.educationTeacher Copilot
Copilot draft · from approved sources
Draft: Code a Climate Story
Students collect neighbourhood surface-temperature data, then code a short climate story that connects local readings to Canada's warming trend.
- Warm-up: read a national temperature anomaly chart (5 min)
- Guided coding: build a heat-map with turtle graphics (25 min)
- Reflection: submit a 200-word local heat story (20 min)
BC Ministry of Education — Science 8 Curriculum Environment & Climate Change Canada — Historical Climate Data Northstar Approved Media Library — Climate visuals
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