International Coalition for Multilingual Education and Equity (ICMEE)
Document Type
Learning Object
Date of this Version
2020
Citation
International Consortium for Multilingual Excellence in Education (ICMEE) https://cehs.unl.edu/icmee/learning-packets/
Introduction letter available in English and Spanish.
Abstract
Exploring Survivor Stories, Grades 7-8
We've already explored a few survivor stories, but we're going to look at a few other experiences. This week we are going to take a look at the stories of people, kids in particular, who have experienced disasters and lived to tell about them. We're going to take a look at their encounters with natural disasters to understand how they withstood these dangers.
Lesson 1 • It's going to BLOW!, Mountain of fire, Meetings challenges
Lesson 2 • Too hot to handle, Lost in Death Valley, Meeting challenges
Lesson 3 • Cold enough for you?, Lost in a blizzard, Meeting challenges
Lesson 4 • Land falls away, Sinkhole excerpt from Tangerine, Meeting challenges
Lesson 5 • Review the week's learning, Write a first-person story of getting heat stroke
What will you learn in this packet?
- Learn/refine (make better) your understanding of vocabulary and sentence structure
- Explore cause and effect relationships of disasters, actions, and physical conditions
- Make and explain predictions and inferences about people, actions, or events
- Reflect on your learning and how you can use it in the real world
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Included in
Bilingual, Multilingual, and Multicultural Education Commons, Curriculum and Instruction Commons, Elementary Education Commons, Language and Literacy Education Commons, Online and Distance Education Commons
Comments
Copyright 2020, University of Nebraska. Licensed for free educational re-use.