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Civics Lesson: YOUth Action

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Created by Teacher(s): Lindsey Pockl, Monica Lilley|Published on: January 20, 2022
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In this lesson, students learn about youth activists around the United States, discuss a local environmental issue, brainstorm ideas for climate action, and write a paragraph response.

Inquire: Students share their concerns about the environment and assess their ability to make change.
Investigate: Students either watch a video about a youth activist and conduct research on youth activists or listen to a read aloud of the book Old Enough to Save the Planet.
Inspire: Students think about local environmental issues and write a paragraph explaining the importance of one issue impacting their community.
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Subjects: Civics, English Language Arts
Duration: 1 hour 10 minutes
Region: United States
Posted on Jan 20, 2022

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