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    This lesson aims to teach students to think critically about social issues in their communities, communicate their understanding of these issues and their impacts, collaborate to create art expressing their views on important social issues, and present their knowledge to classmates and teachers. The lesson is aligned with Common Core standards and is intended for grades 4 through 12. Students can register for the lesson or get more information by contacting Lisa Sueki at lessons@youthink.org.

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    This lesson aims to teach students to think critically about social issues in their communities, communicate their understanding of these issues and their impacts, collaborate to create art expressing their views on important social issues, and present their knowledge to classmates and teachers. The lesson is aligned with Common Core standards and is intended for grades 4 through 12. Students can register for the lesson or get more information by contacting Lisa Sueki at lessons@youthink.org.

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    Exploring Social Issues (Double)

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    This lesson aims to teach students to think critically about social issues in their communities, communicate their understanding of these issues and their impacts, collaborate to create art expressing their views on important social issues, and present their knowledge to classmates and teachers. The lesson is aligned with Common Core standards and is intended for grades 4 through 12. Students can register for the lesson or get more information by contacting Lisa Sueki at lessons@youthink.org.

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    EXPLORING SOCIAL ISSUES

    LEARNING OBJECTIVES
    Through this lesson, students will: Think critically about social issues aecting them and their communities Communicate their comprehension of social issues, and their impact locally and in society at large Collaborate with peers to create art that expresses their views about social issues of importance to them Present their knowledge and ideas to their classmates and the teacher Explore opportunities to make a dierence in addressing these social issues youTHnk lessons are aligned with the Common Core State Standards. This lesson is recommended as an introductory lesson, and is appropriate for students in grade 4 to 12.
    To register for a lesson or for more information, please contact Lisa Sueki at lessons@youthink.org
    6505 W ilshire B lvd, S uite 100, Los An g e le s, C A 9 0 0 4 8 p. 323-761-8311 | f. 323- 761- 8990 | w w w.you think . org youTHink is a program of the Zimmer Childrens Museum

    EXPLORING SOCIAL ISSUES


    LEARNING OBJECTIVES
    Through this lesson, students will: Think critically about social issues aecting them and their communities Communicate their comprehension of social issues, and their impact locally and in society at large Collaborate with peers to create art that expresses their views about social issues of importance to them Present their knowledge and ideas to their classmates and the teacher Explore opportunities to make a dierence in addressing these social issues youTHnk lessons are aligned with the Common Core State Standards. This lesson is recommended as an introductory lesson, and is appropriate for students in grade 4 to 12.
    To register for a lesson or for more information, please contact Lisa Sueki at lessons@youthink.org
    6505 W ilshire B lvd, S uite 100, Los An g e le s, C A 9 0 0 4 8 p. 323-761-8311 | f. 323- 761- 8990 | w w w.you think . org youTHink is a program of the Zimmer Childrens Museum

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