Impact of Government Instability on Education, Health, and Famine in Africa
Explore how government instability in Africa affects access to education, medicine, and food to combat diseases and famine. Engage in activities like CLOZE notes, Prescription Activity, Graffiti Wall, and more to understand the implications. Analyze the weekly vocabulary focusing on standards and texts related to disease, government instability, distribution, standard of living, epidemic, and famine.
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Subject: Social Studies Grade: 7th Dates: 2/10/20-2/13/20 Education, Health, and Famine in Africa
Focus Standards SS7CG2 Analyze how government instability in Africa impacts standard of living. a. Describe the impact of government instability on access to education and the distribution of medicine and food to combat diseases and famine across Africa.
Learning Targets I can describe the impact of government instability on access to education and the distribution of medicine and food to combat diseases and famine across Africa.
Instructional Activities Monday, 2/10/20 Opening: Write a statement hypothesizing how Health and Famine in Africa might affect Education. Work Period: Education, Health, and Famine CLOZE Notes Closing: Students will summarize what they learned as a ticket out the door.
Instructional Activities Tuesday, 2/11/20 Opening: Briefly describe the Africa s Ailments Work Period: Ailments in Africa Prescription Activity Closing: Students will share their Prescription with a partner.
Instructional Activities Wednesday, 2/12/20 Opening: Students will write one example of government instability in Africa. Work Period: Graffiti Wall Closing: Africa Blog Activity
Instructional Activities Thursday, 2/13/20 Opening: Caricature Activity Work Period: Comprehension Check Closing: Ticket out the Door Fix it Activity
Student Work Daily Activities CLOZE Notes Comprehension Check
Weekly Vocabulary Focusing on Standards and Texts Disease Government Instability Distribution Standard of Living Epidemic Famine
Assessment How will I know if students reach their target? Discussion Questions Formative Activities Comprehension Check
