Waves of promise- All Partners

 It all begins with small steps.

Each of us has the power to protect our oceans through our everyday choices. By making personal promises and taking action, we can create this change—together.

🎯 Objective:

Students will reflect on what they’ve learned and write a personal promise to help protect the ocean, such as "I will not use plastic" or "I will protect marine life by reducing waste."

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