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If the World Were a Village of 100 People

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If the World Were a Village of 100 People

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Based on the picture book by David J. Smith, students will choose a country to research on its population. If the country represented 100 people (and therefore percentages), how many of that village would have food security, clean air and water availability, money, and health, and to compare it to the United States.

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Research the different currency rates for at least five countries and compare to United States. 

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Research the different currency rates for at least five countries and compare to United States. 

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Research topics using websites given to them to find out the language, govt. system, location, flag and meaning for the flag for the country given.

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Research governments of the world and how they have influenced the government system of today.

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Adding or modifying my current events tab on my google site so students will access a website that references specific content topics for their current event assignment.

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Group of students pick an important Black American icon. Each will look at the picture & make connections on what they already know about that person & how what they did/didn't do effects their life today. Share among group & collaborate a paper about that one important Icon in the world.

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Comparing civilizations and their governments, religions,etc using various resources given today.

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Students will watch the video on the US Holocaust Memorial Museum Website (https://www.ushmm.org/) on why we remember. Then, they can search through the different ID
cards finding a topic, theme, or place that interests them. They will use the information that is found throughout the museum's website to create a Piktograph infograph to present their information.

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Alex Holocaust Remembrance | Piktochart Visual Editor

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Learning about other cultures and how they are affected by the human foot print

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Research the ways people achieve and maintain fitness in different cultures. How does fitness differ in countries around the world.

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Research the clothing of the colonial period in U.S. history and create a paper doll dressed in the outfit. Explain why this was different than today.

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Music can connect not only cultures but generations to each other thru the exploration of the origins and development of different genres.

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The importance of Leadership and how it affects the people and community that surround you.  Teaching  young adults how to educate  others to follow their footsteps in leading to an improved society, no matter where they live in this world.  We often find ourselves complaining about what is happening around us without stepping up to help make positive changes.  If you are not the one to do it, who will?  Leadership qualities need to be taught at a young age so that they have time to continue to grow and improve their skills.

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Research and compare the cultural differences between Chinese and Americans; such as family, language, education, food, etc.

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Research the types of food markets and festivals that have to do with food. Ex. La Tomatina

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Research to explore the differences between engineers in different countries. Does geographical location influence engineers' jobs? What countries have the greatest number of engineers?

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Research and find out prevalent malaria is in other countries versus in the United States. What can be put in place to prevent a spread of malaria and how that would affect the numbers as they are now in countries other than the United State.