Greenhouse Effect Lesson Plan
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1. The lesson aims to teach students about greenhouse gases and their effects on the atmosphere. Students will play a board game to learn how certain actions increase or decrease greenhouse gases. 2. In small groups, students analyze the sources and impacts of greenhouse gases. They identify actions that increase and decrease greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. 3. The top two groups then report their findings and discuss how to reduce pollutants based on the activities in their simulated atmosphere.
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