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Japan Trip Jobs
Grade Level:
6
Subject:
Miscellaneous
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Goal Summary:
Teach the importance of jobs to students in another country.
Standards Met:
Essential Questions:
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Understandings:
Teach students why jobs are important and what they offer in the United States. Describe their importance to us and what they provide to one.
Content Goals:
Students should be able to identify the importance of having a job is, and what the minimum wage is, and what minimum wage is.
Skill Goals:
Quickly identify job related topics related into the United States, and common jobs in the United States.
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