Students will create a collage illustrating positive human impacts on the environment such as recycling centers, native plantings, and good farming practices. They will research these topics and either draw or find images to represent each point, labeling them on the collage. Possible technology tools include using the internet for research, finding pictures online, making the collage digitally using Word or PicMonkey.com.
Students will create a collage illustrating positive human impacts on the environment such as recycling centers, native plantings, and good farming practices. They will research these topics and either draw or find images to represent each point, labeling them on the collage. Possible technology tools include using the internet for research, finding pictures online, making the collage digitally using Word or PicMonkey.com.
Students will create a collage illustrating positive human impacts on the environment such as recycling centers, native plantings, and good farming practices. They will research these topics and either draw or find images to represent each point, labeling them on the collage. Possible technology tools include using the internet for research, finding pictures online, making the collage digitally using Word or PicMonkey.com.
Content Area (Consult http://mdk12.org ): Science Standard: Standard 6.0 Environmental Science Students will use scientific skills and processes to explain the interactions of environmental factors (living and non-living) and analyze their impact from a local to a global perspective.
Objective (choose only one):
B2A: Explain how human activities may have positive consequences on the natural environment. Recycling centers Native plantings Good farming practice Activity Type Writing/Drawing
Description of the Activity
Writing/Drawing: Students will research positive impacts on the Earth by humans and then make a collage with labels of each point they have found. They may draw the pictures to represent their points or find them from alternative sources.
Possible Tech Tools
1. Internet for research 2. Internet to find pictures 3. Use Word to type what needs to be written for their collage 4. Use picmonkey.com to make a collage online instead of gluing on paper.
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