Sharing Earth's Resources: Reading Lesson

Created by Teacher(s): Angelique Hammack|Published on: April 29, 2024
Grades: K, 1, 2
Type: Lesson Plan
Subjects: Science, English Language Arts
Duration: 2 hours
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Region: Global
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Synopsis

Students learn about sharing and discuss and write about the importance of Earth’s biodiversity.


Inquire: Students activate prior knowledge with a discussion on sharing.


Investigate: Students discover how resources can be shared equally and unequally in a game.


Inspire: Students take part in a read aloud to discover who and what shares Earth, then brainstorm ways to share Earth responsibly with those around them.

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Angelique Hammack

K-8 General and Special Education Teacher
Angelique Hammack is a K–5 educator with a Master of Arts in Education from California State University, San Marcos. She has been teaching since 2017 and specializes in reading, mathematics, and writing in both general and special education settings. Angelique is a certified CALTPA Multiple Subject Scorer and holds an Education Specialist Credential. 

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