Indigenous Fight for Clean Water [Independent Worksheet/Case Study & Answer Key]
Teacher In the Six
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Grade Levels
6th - 12th, Homeschool
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Pages
5 pages
Teacher In the Six
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What educators are saying
Lots of good questions that go along with this resource that can be adapted to your students' levels/needs. I left behind when I was away from the classroom and it worked well.
Great resource to use with the Grade 8 Science Unit on Water to make connections to indigenous perspectives on water.
Description
The following worksheet introduces students to the issues surrounding lack to clean drinking water. Students will learn about the context for lack of clean water among the first nations of Canada. They will learn about the health, economic, and environmental impacts. Finally, gain insight into what is being done right now about it.
A short reading passage is included followed by:
- 5 key terms to define
- 7 review (comprehension) questions
- 3 discussion questions
- 2 reflection questions
- 2 thinking questions
- A research activity involving them closely examining first nation communities impacted by lack of clean water.
Answer key is included
Formats: word document; google doc; pdf format in a zip file.
Key Words: first nations; indigenous; canada; united states; history; first nations contributions; culture; truth; reconciliation; residential schools; clean water; water pollution; boil advisory; indian act; shoal lake 40 first nations; neskantaga first nation
Total Pages
5 pages
Answer Key
Included
Teaching Duration
1 hour
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