Protecting Bees: An Interdisciplinary Lesson
Created by Teacher(s): Ghislaine Fandel, Lisa Greenwood|Published on: April 4, 2024
Grades: K, 1, 2
Type: Lesson Plan
Subjects: Science, Mathematics
Duration: 2 hours 40 minutes
Created by: SubjectToClimate teachers
Region: Global
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Synopsis
Students learn about the importance of bees and how humans can impact their survival.
Inquire: Students watch a video to learn about the mason bee and work together to match new vocabulary words about bees.
Investigate: Students read about the importance of bees and the threats they face.
Inspire: Students solve story math problems, create a mason bee house, and use vocabulary words to write a “Grand Opening” sign inviting local bees to stay.
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Ghislaine Fandel
Ghislaine was the former Science Communication Lead and Content Director at ClimateScience, an educational charity focused on climate solutions. She co-led products such as courses, quizzes, school activities, children’s books, and more, intended to make climate education accessible for all and inspire the new generation of climate leaders. Ghislaine has experience in climate activism in her hometown of Miami, Florida, calling for an equitable and just transition away from fossil fuels. She also works as a writer for Thred Media, covering the climate crisis and Big Oil.
Lisa Greenwood
K-2 Teacher
Lisa Greenwood holds a Master's Degree in Childhood Education from CUNY Hunter College. She has nine years of experience teaching all subjects, including STEM, for grades K–5. Lisa holds New York State Professional Certificates in Childhood Education and Special Education.
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