Understanding Life Systems – Interactions in the Environment

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Written by Olivia Yoshimoto, Don Galbraith Award Winner 2020-21, OISE University of Toronto These two 50-minute period lesson plans for Grade 7 students in the Understanding Life Systems strand will explore Interactions in the Environment with the following learning goals: Students can identify and articulate interactions within an environment Students can identify how an environment is […]
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