Social Studies Lesson: Mitigating Water Scarcity
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Created by Teacher(s): David Garnick|Published on: January 28, 2025
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Synopsis
Students conduct and present research on water scarcity mitigation strategies in Hawai'i. Using Hawai'i as an example, students can research water mitigation strategies relevant to their own local contexts.
Inquire: Students reflect on a quote about climate change and generate questions about potential solutions to water scarcity in Hawai'i.
Investigate: Students conduct independent research to identify various solutions to water scarcity, drawing on methods discussed in previous lessons.
Inspire: Students collaborate to create an infographic that outlines the problem of water scarcity in Hawai'i and proposes practical solutions.
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