Homework: ranking action project ideas and creating an idea
Skills: Communication and Literacy
Objectives:
1. Examine what a life without the basic human needs is like.
2. Feel empathy and consider what we can do to help
Heading: Human Rights 11 Date:
Warm-up – Pens, Paper, Journal, Books, homework
‘Have you ever felt really hungry? By this I mean, have you ever
missed meals and felt the effects of hunger’
Either write an answer to this question or what you think the
effects of real hunger might be like. How does it feel?
 We’re going to look at two challenges over the next two
classes
1. Food – a world with hunger and starvation.
2. Water – a world with unclean, unsafe and deadly water.
 We’ll start on page 40 today, read pages 40-43, doing
exercises along the way.
 Your homework will be linked to pages 44-45 afterwards.
Human Rights 11 – Plan for today Date
 Page 40 – four readers. First, before the reading, can
anyone raise their hand and describe what the words
‘Food Security’ or ‘Malnutrition’ mean?
 There are 5 questions on page 41 at the top. Each question’s
answer can be found on the infographic at the bottom of
page 40.
 Write full sentence answers (Question’s words in answer)
for all five questions.
 Yemen.... Madagascar.... Zambia. ... Sierra Leone. ... Haiti. ... Sudan. ... Afghanistan. ...
Reading and Writing – 15 min
 Page 41-42 – four readers. After (1) Poverty, I will ask you to
take a look at the pictures before each reading?
 Page 43 one reader
 Five more questions about the infographic on page 43.
 Tip 1 – look at % symbols at the bottom of the infographic
 Tip 2 – Human dignity is your self-worth (feeling good
about yourself).
Reading and Writing – 15 min
 Page 45 Green Book, Q. 1-3
 Three questions are about the infographic
on page 44.
Homework

Human rights 11

  • 1.
    Homework: ranking actionproject ideas and creating an idea Skills: Communication and Literacy Objectives: 1. Examine what a life without the basic human needs is like. 2. Feel empathy and consider what we can do to help Heading: Human Rights 11 Date: Warm-up – Pens, Paper, Journal, Books, homework ‘Have you ever felt really hungry? By this I mean, have you ever missed meals and felt the effects of hunger’ Either write an answer to this question or what you think the effects of real hunger might be like. How does it feel?
  • 2.
     We’re goingto look at two challenges over the next two classes 1. Food – a world with hunger and starvation. 2. Water – a world with unclean, unsafe and deadly water.  We’ll start on page 40 today, read pages 40-43, doing exercises along the way.  Your homework will be linked to pages 44-45 afterwards. Human Rights 11 – Plan for today Date
  • 3.
     Page 40– four readers. First, before the reading, can anyone raise their hand and describe what the words ‘Food Security’ or ‘Malnutrition’ mean?  There are 5 questions on page 41 at the top. Each question’s answer can be found on the infographic at the bottom of page 40.  Write full sentence answers (Question’s words in answer) for all five questions.  Yemen.... Madagascar.... Zambia. ... Sierra Leone. ... Haiti. ... Sudan. ... Afghanistan. ... Reading and Writing – 15 min
  • 4.
     Page 41-42– four readers. After (1) Poverty, I will ask you to take a look at the pictures before each reading?  Page 43 one reader  Five more questions about the infographic on page 43.  Tip 1 – look at % symbols at the bottom of the infographic  Tip 2 – Human dignity is your self-worth (feeling good about yourself). Reading and Writing – 15 min
  • 5.
     Page 45Green Book, Q. 1-3  Three questions are about the infographic on page 44. Homework