Air Quality Lesson: Pollution and Health
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Created by Teacher(s): Emiliano Amaro, Lindsey Pockl|Published on: October 19, 2021
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Synopsis
In this lesson, students learn how to analyze story characters, reread Why Is Coco Orange?, and complete a journal entry.
Inquire: Students learn about and practice identifying character traits.
Investigate: Students reread Why Is Coco Orange? and focus on how the characters support Coco.
Inspire: Students identify character traits in Coco and Coco's friends. Then, students complete a journal entry, choosing one of three provided options.
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3-5 ELD and ELA Teacher
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