Reading and Writing Lesson: Importance of Trees
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Created by Teacher(s): Kristen Conroy, Sustainable Jersey for Schools|Published on: August 28, 2024
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Synopsis
Students explore their school grounds and learn about the importance of trees and the impact deforestation has on the environment.
Inquire: Students observe trees in their school community and learn why trees are important.
Investigate: Students learn the term deforestation, listen to The Lorax read aloud, and discuss key ideas about trees.
Inspire: Students brainstorm how they can be a spokesperson for the trees or environment, write a response, and draw an accompanying picture.
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