Writing Lesson: Flooding and Land Type
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Created by Teacher(s): Kristen Conroy, Sustainable Jersey for Schools|Published on: August 25, 2024
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Synopsis
Students discuss causes of flooding, investigate types of soil and land, and write about why some places are more likely to flood.
Inquire: Students share what they know about flooding and explore the causes of flooding.
Investigate: Students investigate and discuss landforms and the different types of soil.
Inspire: Students apply what they learned about the causes of flooding to create a picture and write an explanation of why this land area would flood easily.
Inspire: Students apply what they learned about the causes of flooding to create a picture and write an explanation of why this land area would flood easily.
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