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titleDifferent! Diverse! Dynamic! (3-5)
descriptionThis unit gives students many opportunities to develop respect, practice philanthropy and celebrate the differences. Three insightful childrens stories highlighting individual uniqueness will focus on the philanthropy theme of selflessness as part of daily living. The students will participate in activities that teach tolerance, regardless of challenges and diversity. They will perform dramatic representations of classroom scenarios, demonstrating concepts of selfishness and selflessness. Two academic service-learning opportunities are presented, allowing learners opportunities in reflection, evaluation and celebration.
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subjectpatterns, writing (composition), number sense, biological and life sciences, reading, visual arts, music, civics, human relations, human behavior, theater arts, sociology,
typeUnit of instruction
level3, 5, 4,
keywordsCharacter education, Cultural differences, Heredity, Respect, Human rights, Discrimination, Consequences, Cultural diversity, Tolerance, Choices, Philanthropy, Common good, Stone Soup,
mediatorElementary school teachers
beneficiaryStudents
TeachingMethodsInterdisciplinary,Multiple activities,Thematic approach
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priceCodeFree
onlineproviderLearning to Give
recordCreated2004-08-03T13:27:42-5:00
CatalogingToolGEMCat 3.22
IndividualCatalogerGEM
EssentialResourcesEach individual lesson plan within the unit contains a list of materials.
LanguageEnglish
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