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Water and Cellular Health
Grade Level:
11
Subject:
Cell Biology, SBI3C
Topic:
Water Crisis, Health and Solutions.
Objective:
Students should understand health affects of contaminated water and their own water consumption.
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Overall Expectations: B1, B2 Specific Expectations: B1.2, B3.1, B3.4
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This lesson plan fits in nicely with the reading because it ties in current, student relevant information to the ontario tap water section. I believe this lesson reiterates the importance of clean drinking water as discussed in Interactions, and gives the students a first hand resonance of their choices and how it affects the larger global community. This profound lesson is a base for environmental education to further inspire student action.
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Print the 2 articles and ensure the class has access to tech
