Impact 3 - Unit 4 - Fashion Footprints - Video

Why do you think T-shirts are called T-shirts?

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Why are T-shirts so popular all around the world?

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The name of the video is How Your T-shirt Can Make a Difference. What's the purpose of the video? Choose the correct option.

• To sell you popular T-shirts

• To show you how T-shirts are made

• To help you make good choices

Which information appears first in the video?

• T-shirts use a lot of water and energy.

• Cotton is everywhere.

• There is a solution. We can make a difference!

• We don’t have as much water on the planet as we think.

• Cotton has a major impact on the planet.

Which information appears second in the video?

• T-shirts use a lot of water and energy.

• Cotton is everywhere.

• There is a solution. We can make a difference!

• We don’t have as much water on the planet as we think.

• Cotton has a major impact on the planet.

Which information appears third in the video?

• T-shirts use a lot of water and energy.

• Cotton is everywhere.

• There is a solution. We can make a difference!

• We don’t have as much water on the planet as we think.

• Cotton has a major impact on the planet.

Which information appears fourth in the video?

• T-shirts use a lot of water and energy.

• Cotton is everywhere.

• There is a solution. We can make a difference!

• We don’t have as much water on the planet as we think.

• Cotton has a major impact on the planet.

Which information appears last in the video?

• T-shirts use a lot of water and energy.

• Cotton is everywhere.

• There is a solution. We can make a difference!

• We don’t have as much water on the planet as we think.

• Cotton has a major impact on the planet.

How does the video suggest we can make a difference? Check the boxes.

• Buy fewer T-shirts.

• Skip the washing.

• Stop drying clothes in the dryer.

• Skip the ironing.

• Buy clothes that aren’t made of cotton.

Can you use any of these ideas to make changes?

• Buy used clothes from secondhand clothing stores.

• Have a “swap party.” Exchange clothes with friends.

• Learn to sew and repair clothes. Don’t throw clothes away.

• Donate used clothes.

• Buy clothing from companies that are eco-friendly.