HS Climate Change Unit Lesson 6

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HS Climate Change Unit Lesson 6

Do now How do we know climate change is affecting humans or other organisms? Have you heard of any examples of how climate change is currently impacting humans? 1. (5 min) Begin with a Do Now to reorient students to the storyline: Suggested Prompts: How do we know climate change is affecting humans or other organisms? Can you think of any examples of how climate change could be currently impacting humans? Ask students to share their ideas and create a class list of ideas. Listen for and capture student responses, such as: Human health impacts of increased temperatures Biodiversity loss due to habitat loss Droughts Extreme weather

Initial Ideas How do we go about gathering evidence and information of the effect of climate change on humans? What kinds of information are we looking for? 2. (5 min) Lead students in an Initial Ideas DiscussionA so that they come to the idea of examining case studies about how global climate change is currently impacting populations of humans and other organisms Suggested Prompts: How do we go about gathering evidence and information of the effect of climate change on human populations? What specific kinds of information are we looking for? What do we hope to figure out with this information? Listen for student responses and capture the ideas for everyone to see: Want examples of climate change impacting humans Need news media sources Want to figure out if climate change is a problem humans needs to be concerned with and do something about it

Research! Use one of the articles provided to work in small groups to read and annotate the article. Complete Part 1 of your Student Activity Sheet. 4. (25-35 min) Once students have decided to use different news media sources and articles to research documented and observed examples of events caused by climate change and then share information with each other, share the document with them that has sources students can use. Instruct students to work in small groups of 2-3 to read and annotate a selected article. Students will complete PART ONE of their Student Activity Sheets after reading article in preparation for their summary poster.

Communicating Information You are going to share the information from your article with the class through a poster. Work in your groups to make a poster that includes: Title of climate change related issue or topic BRIEF description of climate change related issue or topic that includes WHO is being impacted, WHY this is occurring, WHAT is being done or can be done to mitigate impacts Facts and/or data from article to explain climate change related issue or topic Remember to cite your source!! 5. (10-15 min) After reading assigned article and completing PART ONE of the Student Activity Sheet, students will continue to work in small groups to create a summary poster. Then, share the information and obtain information from other groups through a gallery walk

Gallery Walk As you look at other group’s posters, complete Part 2 of your Student Activity Sheet 6. (10-15 min) Guide students to share information from their article and obtain information from other groups through a gallery walk. Have students complete PART TWO of the Student Activity Sheet as they obtain information from other posters

Building Understandings What did the gallery walk help us figure out today? What are we still wondering? 7. (10-15 min) Lead students in a Building Understandings Discussion to share out noticings from gallery walk and to determine next steps Suggested Prompts: What have we figured out or noticed today? What questions do we still have? What should our next step be? Listen for student responses and capture the ideas for everyone to see: Climate change is currenting impacting humans in various ways List specific examples student state from articles

Driving Questions Board Are there any questions we can answer from our Driving Questions Board? Are there any questions we want to answer? Ask students what questions the report brings up so far that we need to add to the Driving Question BoardB. Suggested Prompts: What questions should we add to our Driving Question Board? Which ones should we prioritize now? Listen for student questions: What can we do to mitigate the impacts of climate change in our area? What can we do to slow down the current rate of global climate change?

Where should we go next? What should we do next? 8. (5 min) Before dismissing students, ask student to brainstorm what our next steps should be for class tomorrow Suggested Prompts: What should make sure to do in our next class? What do we need to investigate next time? Listen for student responses such as: We think that we should begin to brainstorm ideas about what we can do to reduce the impacts of or current rate of climate change.