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Social studies classes could use this resource to discuss solutions for communities experiencing power outages or in areas without electricity.
A discussion about renewable energy and the use of solar in different parts of the world would be a logical follow-up to this activity.
Have students carry out modifications to the provided design and challenge them to optimize their cookers.
Similar resources to consider include this video about reusing materials to make a solar oven and these resources about "daylighting" homes and buildings and passive home design.
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