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Extractions: Welcome Why Lessons Benchmarks ... Home Lesson Overview : Students will take a look at what animals are considered pests and why. They will also look at pesticides, explore how they work and the possible angers involved in their use. Subject Focus : science, social studies, drama Objectives : The student will: define a pest seek out and read about how different pesticides work debate the pros and cons of pesticide usage seek additional information from adult resources outside the classroom about pesticides take a stand for or against pesticide usage and defend that position in a debate situation. Materials Procedure The teacher will direct students to the web sight to complete their daily observations and begin to do the daily activity. When everyone has finished the teacher will ask the students what they know and think about pesticide usage, a chart or list can be constructed. The teacher will tell the students to be certain to ask their parents the question from the web site.
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Extractions: Coral Bleaching: Making Our Oceans Whiter Climbing Mount Everest: Then and Now Culture Shock International Food Court Lewis and Clark: A Legacy to Remember Regional Guidebook What Does a Picture Tell You About Culture? Complete Index Coral Bleaching: Making Our Oceans Whiter Overview: Coral reefs such as the Great Barrier Reef are some of the most productive and important ecosystems on earth, and they are vanishing at an alarming rate. Students will learn what coral reefs are and about the different types of reefs, the ecology surrounding these biological playgrounds, and the human impact on them. Additionally, this lesson will provide an opportunity for students to debate whether human contact should be impeded around coral reefs, a constructive approach for defending controversial environmental issues. Connections to the Curriculum: Geography, biology Connections to the National Geography Standards: Standard 4: "The physical and human characteristics of places"
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Extractions: Understand that the suns energy is transferred to Earth by electromagnetic waves, which are transverse waves. Understand that there are eight main types of electromagnetic waves, classified on the electromagnetic spectrum according to their wavelengths. Understand how each of the types of electromagnetic radiation is used or found in our everyday lives. Computers with internet access Research materials on the electromagnetic spectrum (articles, books, textbook readings) Poster/picture of the electromagnetic spectrum Overhead projector, transparencies, and markers Chart paper Construction paper Magazines Scissors Bulletin board space in the classroom The Electromagnetic Spectrum Tutorial
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Extractions: School district web site (can be accessed from outside computers) Standards-Based Outcomes (MDE): Social Studies: I. Historical Perspective Content Standard I, 2: All students will understand narratives about major eras of American and world history by identifying the people involved, describing the setting, and sequencing the events. (Comprehending the Past) III. Civic Perspective Content Standard III, 2: All students will explain the meaning and origin of the ideas, including the core democratic values, expressed in the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and other foundational documents of the United States. (Ideals of American Democracy) 2. Interpret the meaning of specific rights guaranteed by the Constitution including religious liberty, free expression, privacy, property, due process of law, and equal protection of the law.
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Extractions: Exploring "Heroism" In honor of the heroes of September 11th, students will explore the concept of "heroism" in this lesson, through personal reflection, group activities and a thoughtful analysis of Thirteen's documentary, HEROES OF GROUND ZERO. Students will use different forms of writing, various artistic media and computer software to create a group presentation on the theme of "heroism." Grappling with Identity in Latino Poetry What is the experience of being a Latino living in the United States today? Are their concerns and experiences different or similar to that of other ethnic groups? Can the experience be categorized at all? The PBS series AMERICAN FAMILY gives one perspective on this as it depicts the life and times of a fictitious Mexican-American family. There has been much else written on the subject as well. In this lesson, students explore this complex issue by looking at the demographics of the United States, and reading how this has made an impact on American media. After becoming aware of some of the issues surrounding Latinos, students read a collection of poems on the subject, written by Latino writers. In the end students reflect on what theyve learned by creating a multimedia collage.
Extractions: The purpose of this unit is to examine the relationship between democracy and the present election process in the United States, especially the reliance of politicians on interest group campaign contributions and what that means for democracy. Students will need to know: the rules about campaign funding and expenditures how much candidates rely on interest groups for campaign finances the impact of campaign contributions on decisions legislators make and its concomitant impact on government policy the impact on campaign contributions on office holders the impact of campaign contributions on democracy alternatives to the present campaign financing structure.
Extractions: Students are assigned to an Energy Team in the classroom. Students collect data in their own homes. They meet in their Energy Teams to work on science and math problems directly related to the project, and to share their findings from their home energy survey. Students will create tables, graphs and summaries of this data to be shared in a classroom presentation. Students will evaluate other Energy Teams for valid data and effective presentation. Activity I. Home Energy Survey
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Extractions: Lesson Plans: Topic 1 - Why Study the Georgia Capitol? Activity 2 The Capitol as a Symbol ACTIVITY OBJECTIVE Students will identify reasons for studying the Georgia Capitol and visiting this symbol of Georgia government. MATERIALS AND RESOURCES STRATEGIES As the center of state government for over 100 years, the Georgia Capitol has been the scene of many historical events of local, state, and national significance. The Georgia Capitol is a place where citizens come to celebrate, to mourn, and to express their views. To help students visualize the stories which have unfolded at the Capitol, divide the class into groups of 3 to 5 students and distribute a copy of Worksheet 1.1, "The People’s Building," to each group. Ask students to list examples of events which have occurred at the Capitol in each of the three categories. The textbook, field trip video from Georgia Public Broadcasting, daily newspapers (current and historic), and other resources may be provided to help students generate additional examples. After students finish, ask each group to share their lists as the teacher summarizes by listing responses on the chalkboard. Student responses should demonstrate that the capitol is a center for bringing people together (1) to celebrate [i.e., inauguration of governors], (2) to mourn [i.e., lying in state of prominent officials]; and (3) to express their views [i.e., to lobby for or against legislation].
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Extractions: A Study in Values Age/Grade Appropriate Grades 7 through 10 Objectives: Use simulation to encourage rational discussion of issues related to National Parks Location Classroom Background The National Parks are designated as areas where our natural treasures are set apart and protected. However, maintaining such treasures has many implications outside of Park boundaries. Air quality in a wilderness, for example, is affected by the conditions in areas around it; animals nourished in a Park cannot always be confined to its borders; park management has considerable economic impact on neighboring communities. In recent years, there have been many instances in which conflicts have developed between Park interests and the interests of citizens on Park borders. The reintroduction of wolves and the outlawing of snowmobiles seemed especially threatening to residents near Yellowstone. The restriction of logging and oil drilling saved pristine forests at the cost of local jobs. In the Badlands, we have other challenges demanding other decisions. The issues raised in the following scenarios represent real problems which students will soon have to face as they become active participants in our national life.
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