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Lessons from the Lorax - Population Education
UNIT 6 | PEOPLE AND RESOURCE USE. Lessons FROM COUNTING ON. THE Lorax PE PLE. K-5 Activities for Global Citizenship METHOD CONCEPT. Economic demands and Population As a class, students listen to The Lorax and discuss Lessons from growth can lead to excessive use of the book. natural resources, adding to environmental stress. MATERIALS. GRADE LEVEL. The Lorax by dr . seuss *. Lower and upper elementary Student Worksheet SUBJECTS. *available in libraries, bookstores, and at online retailers Language Arts, Social Studies, Science INTRODUCTION OBJECTIVES. The Lorax , by dr . seuss (Random House, 1971), Students will be able to: is a story told to a young boy about the ruin of Analyze the interdependencies a forest community when a young inventor demonstrated in a fictional story of uses up all the forest's resources in order rapid development in a formerly to fulfill the demand for his new product, undisturbed environment.
The Lorax, by Dr. Seuss (Random House, ©1971), is a story told to a young boy about the ruin of a forest community when a young inventor uses up all the forest’s resources in order to fulfill the demand for his new product, the thneed. The Lorax, who protects the forest, warns the young inventor, the Once-ler, about what will happen if he
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