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The Golden Years aren’t always so golden. Our students can be a great connection between our school and our community’s senior citizens. In this unit, students will explore the way that senior citizens are treated in different countries of the world. Their years of experience and knowledge are so valuable. The unit includes several cross-curricular connections to help you and your class build a connection with their own peers and the seniors in your community. With an option for remote contact during times of high flu and other viral spread, there are ways to get kids involved with the seniors even digitally!
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The Golden Years aren’t always so golden. Our students can be a great connection between our school and our community’s senior citizens. In this unit, students will explore the way that senior citizens are treated in different countries of the world. Their years of experience and knowledge are so valuable. The unit includes several cross-curricular connections to help you and your class build a connection with their own peers and the seniors in your community. With an option for remote contact during times of high flu and other viral spread, there are ways to get kids involved with the seniors even digitally!
Los años dorados is still a perfect stand-alone unit but it is also unit 7 of the Huellas 2 curriculum!
This 10 day unit contains:
Essential Questions
10 day lesson plan
Self-selected vocabulary
A movie talk
A class story
Embedded readings
Cultural infographics
Cross curricular projects
Service learning project
Final assessment
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