Green Chemistry

CONTENTS OF CURRICULUM UNIT 09.05.09

  1. Unit Guide
  1. Overview
  2. Strategies
  3. Unit Background
  4. The Principles of Green Chemistry
  5. Water Purification
  6. Water Conservation
  7. Classroom Activities
  8. Activity One: Introduction to the Unit
  9. Activity Two: The History of Water
  10. Activity Three: S is for Save the Earth
  11. Activity Four: The Lorax
  12. Activity Five: Water Celebration
  13. Bibliography
  14. Others
  15. Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills (TAKS)
  16. Endnotes

Green Chemistry: Is Water, Water?

Francisca Eunice Gomez Rebullida

Published September 2009

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Classroom Activities

I will use the same strategies that are mentioned earlier for teaching reading/science. Before reading aloud the story to the students, I will give a set of vocabulary cards and

using pictures. As the saying goes, a picture is worth a thousand words. I will make a word list on chart paper; match each word with its meaning. For second language learners, it is important that the words match the pictures. I will also give each student a letter of the alphabet and, as I read the story, I will ask the students to stand up and give a copy of the poem and science information that goes with the letter. To check for student understanding, I will prepare comprehension purpose questions for the students to answer as I read along and write them on small sticky notes.

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