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Social Studies Lesson: Ola i Ka Wai & Water Scarcity

Created by Teacher(s): David Garnick|Published on: January 25, 2025
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Students examine the importance of water in Hawai‘i and identify causes of water scarcity. With Hawai‘i used as an example, students around the world make connections between water scarcity and climate change. 

Inquire: Students reflect on a Hawaiian proverb and brainstorm the importance and uses of freshwater.
Investigate: Students learn about the water scarcity crisis in Hawai'i and the relationship between climate change and water scarcity. 
Inspire: Students reflect on what they learned in the lesson to complete an Exit Ticket. 
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Subjects: Social Studies, English Language Arts
Duration: 50 minutes
Region: Hawai'i
Posted on Jan 25, 2025

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