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    This document outlines a lesson plan about how humans organize themselves around changing landforms. It discusses the formation of the Earth and how plate tectonics, erosion, glaciers, volcanoes, and earthquakes shape the land over time. It also explores why humans live where they live near coastlines and natural resources, and how changing landforms like erosion and climate change can affect human communities and homes. The lesson aims to help students understand how natural elements influence where communities are located and how humans must adapt to shifting land over periods of time.

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    This document outlines a lesson plan about how humans organize themselves around changing landforms. It discusses the formation of the Earth and how plate tectonics, erosion, glaciers, volcanoes, and earthquakes shape the land over time. It also explores why humans live where they live near coastlines and natural resources, and how changing landforms like erosion and climate change can affect human communities and homes. The lesson aims to help students understand how natural elements influence where communities are located and how humans must adapt to shifting land over periods of time.

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    How We Organize Ourselves

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    Susan Saucier Lohuaru
    This document outlines a lesson plan about how humans organize themselves around changing landforms. It discusses the formation of the Earth and how plate tectonics, erosion, glaciers, volcanoes, and earthquakes shape the land over time. It also explores why humans live where they live near coastlines and natural resources, and how changing landforms like erosion and climate change can affect human communities and homes. The lesson aims to help students understand how natural elements influence where communities are located and how humans must adapt to shifting land over periods of time.

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    How We Organize Ourselves

    Week #7
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    Central Idea: Lines of Inquiry:


    Natural elements affect  Formation of the Earth (Form)
     Why we live where we live (Causation)
    communities.  Humans must organize themselves around changing
    landforms (Change)

    Week Concept Vocabulary


    Week 1 Tuning In:

    What do students already


    know about the formation of
    the Earth? What do they
    want to know?
    Week 2 Formation of the Earth and Layers of the Earth
    Plate Tectonics
    Landforms -Convergent
    -Divergent
    -Transform
    Erosion
    Glaciers
    Volcanoes
    Earthquakes

    Week 3 Where do humans live? Coastline


    Natural Resources

    Week 4 Living near landforms that Coastline


    are changing Erosion

    Week 5 How changing landforms are Climate Change


    affecting humans’ and their Flooding
    homes
    Week 6 Final Project Showcase

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