Money can buy anything

This Open Educational Resource (OER) uses English to help students prepare for two of today’s big challenges highlighted in the LOMLOE: digital skills and sustainability. Together, we’ll explore the first four Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) from the 2030 Agenda through active, hands-on tasks. At the end, you’ll work on a final project: creating a hopeful video about the recovery and/or rebuilding of a country.

This OER is part of a set of five learning activities based on the 2030 Agenda. You can use them all together or one by one. Taken as a whole, they cover the Year 9 (3º ESO) English curriculum.

Find it on:

https://descargas.intef.es/cedec/proyectoedia/ingles/contenidos/money_can_buy/index.html

Globalgoals.com

GlobalGoals.org is the official educational and advocacy platform for the United Nations' 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) — a global framework launched in 2015 to address urgent challenges like poverty, inequality, climate catastrophe, peace, and justice by 2030.

What you can explore on the site:

1. The 17 goals explained. Explore each goal—from ending poverty (Goal 1) and hunger (Goal 2) to gender equality (Goal 5), climate action (Goal 13), and global partnerships (Goal 17)—with clear descriptions, targets, and visual icons ([sdgs.un.org][2]).

2. Resources & teaching materials. Access downloadable teaching tools like lesson plans, infographics, and toolkits, designed for schools worldwide to integrate SDGs into curricula and inspire student action.

3. News, campaigns & calls to action. Stay updated with global campaigns, as well as stories highlighting youth leaders, activists, and policy updates from around the world.

4. Community & partnership engagement. Learn about the Global Goals community, an international network for educators, civil society, businesses, and youth to collaborate on sustainability efforts. The platform shares success stories, virtual events, and professional development opportunities.

5. Call-to-action tools. The site encourages individual and collective action—whether by signing open letters to global leaders, promoting social change campaigns, or embedding goal badges on your school website for awareness.

This site provides a comprehensive yet accessible entry point to the global SDG agenda. It offers ready-to-use tools aligned with curriculum standards and sustainability education, and encourages active citizenship, empowering both teachers and students to engage meaningfully with local and global challenges.

Find it on:

https://globalgoals.org/