Social Studies Lesson: Preserving History
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Created by Teacher(s): Diane Gavin, Sustainable Jersey for Schools|Published on: July 23, 2024
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Synopsis
Students learn about lighthouse keepers, discuss a photo documentation project, and create their own.
Inquire: Students read about Katie Walker, a lighthouse keeper from the 1800s, to learn about the importance of documenting one’s local environment.
Investigate: Students explore a climate change photo documentation project and reflect on how documentation can preserve history.
Inspire: Students design their own photo montage to record the history of their class or school.
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