Design Thinking for Grade 6 Science
In the Design Thinking for Grade 6 Science, Human Impact on Biodiversity, program, students will learn about biodiversity and its importance in maintaining the stability of ecosystems.
Through investigating different local and global issues, students will begin to see the negative impact humans have on biodiversity in aquatic ecosystems. Students will make global connections by looking at the impact international trade has on the biodiversity of our ecosystems.
Students are driving towards answering the question, How might we preserve biodiversity of aquatic ecosystems by minimizing the impact caused by humans?
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Curriculum Expectations
This unit addresses a number of overall expectations across different subject areas from the Ministry of Ontario Curriculum.
- Science: Understanding Life Systems: Biodiversity
- Overall expectations 1, 2, 3
- Social Studies: People and Environments: Canada’s Interaction with the Global Community
- Overall expectations B1, B2, B3
- Language Arts: Oral Communication
- Overall expectation 2
- Language Arts: Reading
- Overall expectation 1
- Language Arts: Media Literacy
- Overall expectation 3
- Language Arts: Writing
- Overall expectation 1
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Leverage easy to implement curriculum that develops essential competencies and future ready skills while meeting education expectations.
This course contains:
- Videos
- Handouts
- Assessment
- Robust teacher's guide
- Slideshows
- Online support
An Incredible Experience
Developed by world-class educators, the program empowers students to take ownership of their learning while meeting learning goals and curriculum expectations.
Big Ideas Explored
- Design Thinking
- Global and Future Vision
- Entrepreneurship
Competencies Developed
- Critical Thinking
- Communication
- Collaboration
- Creativity
Exceptional Learning Experiences
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Tenets of Exceptional Learning
- Problem Driven
- Real-World Connection
- Student Choice and Voice
- Real Solutions
- Individual Mastery
- Public Sharing