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Global Warming CAUSES: Greenhouse Gases: Methane - FLASH-MAC

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Subject

Science, Earth and Environmental Sciences, Environmental Science, Common Core

Grades

Grade 5, 6, 7, 8

Types

Teacher Tools, Lesson Plans

File

Software (Mac)

Editable

Author

Classroom Complete Press

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About This Product

Global Warming Causes: Greenhouse Gases Methane - FLASH-MAC Teaching Resource

This resource is aimed at helping educators traverse the complex concept of global warming and the pivotal role that methane, a dominant greenhouse gas, plays within it. It is crafted specifically for students ranging from grade 5 to grade 8 making environmental science lessons all-embracing and riveting.

Included Components:

Amply descriptive reading material to facilitate intricate understanding of methane's involvement in global warming causes.
'Before you read' and 'after you read' questions designed to spur critical thinking among students. These encompass various levels of cognition as per Bloom's Taxonomy ensuring deep-rooted comprehension.
Vocabulary flashcards, assisting in embedding new terminologies relevant to our topic of discussion.
The offering stands out with its integration of enriching digital features like interactive exercises along with video and audio content, addressing diverse learning styles amongst pupils – thus creating an immersive learning experience.

Furthermore, this teaching aid aligns strictly with Common Core State Standards exhibiting its capability in delivering education according to prescribed curriculum benchmarks. It can be conveniently incorporated for whole group teaching sessions or small-group discourses and also as engaging homework tasks – thus fitting into versatile teaching strategies. The FLASH-MAC product comes as a single file compatible only with Mac systems delivering age-appropriate content underpinned by compelling visual representations. To summarise, this unique product aptly fills significant gaps in environmental science education revolving around critical topics like global warming catering specifically for middle-grade learners.