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Students learn about the complex interactions between Earth’s major systems and how they are impacted by human activity. Students participate in a town hall-style meeting to experience the complexity of real-world debate into human and social impact.
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Lesson Objective: Students learn to debate environmental issues with their peers and find solutions that appeal to all community members. They will ask questions to define a problem involving the conflict between human interests and human impact on Earth’s systems. They will also analyze and interpret data related to renewable and nonrenewable energy resources and identify systematic patterns.
Suggested Teaching Time: 50 min
NGSS Standards: MS-LS2-2, MS-LS2-5
Students learn about the complex interactions between Earth’s major systems and how they are impacted by human activity. Students participate in a town hall-style meeting to experience the complexity of real-world debate into human and social impact.
There are no supplies shipped to you for this lesson.
Lesson Objective: Students learn to debate environmental issues with their peers and find solutions that appeal to all community members. They will ask questions to define a problem involving the conflict between human interests and human impact on Earth’s systems. They will also analyze and interpret data related to renewable and nonrenewable energy resources and identify systematic patterns.
Suggested Teaching Time: 50 min
NGSS Standards: MS-LS2-2, MS-LS2-5