Developed by: W. Huitt
Last revised: January 2005
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Grade Level: 6-8 |
Content Area: Science |
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Learning Objectives (QCC) |
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Virtue/Character Trait: |
Respect for the Natural Environment |
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Lesson Title |
Respecting the Community and Environment |
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Lesson Plan Suggestions |
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http://kent.k12.oh.us/kcs/cep/activities/cep_april_trait.html |
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Grade Level: 7-12 |
Content Area: Science |
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Learning Objectives (QCC) |
Students will be able to compare and contrast the environments of our moon and the earth and give practical examples of how these differences might affect one’s daily activities on our moon. |
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Virtue/Character Trait: |
Respect for the Natural Environment/Exploration |
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Lesson Title |
Crashed on the Moon |
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Lesson Summary: |
This lesson stimulates student thinking about what their life might be like on the moon and sets the stage for a brief study of the environments on other planets. |
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Grade Level: 7 |
Content Area: Science Learning |
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Students will identify and describe the attributes of a community water source. |
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Virtue/Character Trait: |
Respect, responsibility, integrity, and cooperation |
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Lesson Title |
Character Education |
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Lesson Summary: |
This interdisciplinary unit is designed to incorporate science, math, communication skills, social studies, technology, and the arts with various character building traits. The focus of the unit will cover the characteristics of community water sources of the environment. |
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