Monday
A Collision of Two Worlds
- Students map the specific geographic origins of the 'Old World' and 'New World' goods, including tomatoes, potatoes, and horses, on a dual-hemisphere map.
- Math
- Students calculate the total change in native population sizes across the Caribbean by adding and subtracting multi-digit decimals representing millions of people (5.NBT.B.7).
- ELA
- Students analyze Alfred Crosby’s 'The Columbian Exchange' to identify cause-and-effect relationships between the physical movement of goods and global population shifts (RI.5.3).
- Science
- Groups model how maize plants transform sunlight into food energy to initiate matter cycles within an ecosystem (5-PS3-1).
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Math
ELA
Science