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PREDICTIONS...
People have more food in some places because they have good jobs that they make a lot of money or they have many groceries near them so they have easy access. And people DON'T have enough food in some places because they don't have jobs they don't have stores near them and they can't grow food in their garden or backyard unless they are homeless.
FACTS...
Did you know that more than 9 MILLION children are killed because of hunger-Related causes and most people don't care about this problem or they or they don't know about this problem that is going on. And some people help these people because they only get 1.25 per day which is not enough to feed a family (Son or daughter or both mother and father and more).
RESPONSE...
To save people from hunger we can send them packaged or canned food that will really help them if you don't know how ask someone that will help so they can send it for people that really need it. Or if you can't do that encourage other people to send other people who need food.

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Response: Now that I did some research, I understand why Hawaii has a large homeless population. We have a large homeless population because it's easier to grow food here cause of the weather.

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I think most people don't have enough food because rich people buy a lot of food and usually throw them away instead they can donate food to homeless people so they don't starve to death and slowly suffer and they get weaker and weaker and die.

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Prediction: I predict that some people struggle getting food because they don't have enough money or they can't grow there own food. I predict that people don't struggle to get there food because they have a lot of money or enough money to get food or they have the ability to grow there own food.

Facts:

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Hi Lucy,

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Question: Do you think people with more money buy MORE food than they need? Why do you think they do or do not? Do you think there are also people who have money but still struggle to get food?

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Hi Micah,

Question: Do you think you could be the "someone" who comes up with a solution? What are some ideas you have that can help?

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I agree with your response.

In order to receive the $25 bonus, you MUST use the structure of: 1. prediction 2. facts 3. response. Read the description under the main heading WORLD HUNGER.  It gives directions of what to do.  ALso, you can use Ms. Yee's or my sample response.

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Hi Lilly!

Thanks for using Padlet!

Question: If people are able to get food from a garden, why are people still hungry all over Hawaii and our world?  Why do you think we don't have more gardens in Hawaii and the world?

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My Prediction:
My prediction for hunger is
. They don't have any or to much money with them
. Maybe they are very ill or sick and have no one to help them or take care of them so they are to weak to get things to help them survive
Facts:
This year, nearly 9 million children younger than 5 years old will die needlessly, more than half from hunger-realated causes. Another fact is that in the developing world, more than 1.4 billion people currently live below the international poverty line, earning less than $1.25 per day.
Response:
I can't belive they only get paid only 1 dollar!!!  And 9 million children is to many!!! I wish this never happened but it is part of life. :(

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By lucia
My prediction is that if you don't have money then you can't survive. For example when you go to the store you haved to have money.So if you don't have money then you can't survive.

_ 9 million children are starving to death.
_ 1.4 billon people in some places only get $1.25 each day.

I think some people in the world have enough to eat because they have more money then most people.For example the people in fancy neighborhoods with big houses have a lot  of money SO they can buy more food.

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1. My prediction:
I think that some people in the world have enough to eat because they have enough money . For example, if you wanted to plant your fruits and veggies you would need money to buy them.
2. Facts:
this year nearly 9 million children younger that five years old will die needlessly, more that half from hungry-related causes.
3. Response:
It is very sad that a lot of people die each year from hunger.

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I can't believe that there aren't even many people trying to end world hunger. When will someone come up with a solution.

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1.  My Prediction:  I think there is an imbalance of food in the world because of the different places/locations in the world.  Some places are harder to live in because of strange weather patterns, natural disasters, or the setup of society.  This affects how people get food and water.

2.  Facts:

Poverty, armed conflict, environmental overload, discrimination, and lack of clout contribute to most of the world's hunger.

Undernourishment negatively affects people's health, productivity, sense of hope, and overall well-being.

3. Response: This makes me think that world hunger is difficult to stop. If people do not have enough food then they are struggling and not happy. It will probably be very difficult to get "unstuck" from their struggle of not having food. I'm also now wondering, even in places that have enough food, why are there people who still struggle to get it?

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I think people have food because
they make it.
I think people don't have food because they don't work.

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My prediction:
I think some people struggle haveing enough to eat because of were they live.  for exsample, if someone lives in a really cold place, they would have trouble growing food.   theirfor, people struggle because of were they live.

Facts:
Freedom from hunger concentrates its services in the worlds poorest nations, where an overwhelming 32% are moderatelyto severely stunted-seriously below

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Prediction
I think people struggle having enough to eat because of money issues because even if you grow your own food you still have to buy the seeds.
Facts
In the developing world more than 1.4 billion people currently live below the international

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('_')I think that world hunger where people barely having any food to eat and some people overeating is caused by people who are rich and famous spend $1,000,000,000,00(Just a guess) and maybe even more and use so much money on food leaving barely any for the poor. Also as a fact some people are to lazy to work. Kids also die from being dehydrated after diarreia and having no energy to the SAD SAD SAD SAD SAD('_')

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I think people are not as hungry because they can access to food like a garden. And I think other people  cant get food is that they cant get a job so hey cant get money so they cant buy food.

People can die from hunger but also from diseases because they are weak because they don't have food.Also 1.4 billion people only get paid 1.25 per day.

I feel like this not fair for so many people are weak form hunger because they so little money also they need money to live.

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1. My Prediction:
I think some people struggle to eat because they don't have access or enough money. People can get food easily when there is a store near by, they grow their own food, or if they have money to buy extra food or eat at restaurants.

2. Facts:

This year, nearly 9 million children younger than five years old will die needlessly, more than half from hunger-related causes.

3. Response:
Wow! I can't believe so many people in the world, especially children die from hunger. About 4.5 million children is too many!

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Since 1990, the world has reduced the number of people who live in extreme poverty by over half. But that still leaves 767 million people living on the edge of survival with less than $1.90 a day. (4)

Most of the extreme poor live in Sub-Saharan Africa and Asia. Most live in rural areas, are poorly educated, and are employed in the agricultural sector. Over half are under 18 years old. (4)

To reduce hunger and poverty in the world, we have to improve the livelihoods of the poor. One of the best ways to accomplish this is to help smallholder family farmers improve their productivity and incomes. (6)

Hunger:

66 million primary school-age children attend classes hungry across the developing world, with 23 million in Africa alone. (3)

Asia is the continent with the most hungry people -- two thirds of the world's total. Southern Asia faces the greatest hunger burden, with about 281 million undernourished people.

In sub-Saharan Africa the rate of undernourishment from 2014-2016 was almost 23 percent.

Nutrition:

Poor nutrition causes nearly half the deaths in children under five -- 3.1 million children each year. When a child is undernourished her immune system is weakened and she can't fight off common, preventable illnesses like diarrhea or pneumonia. (1)

Since 1990, the world has reduced child mortality by more than half. That's great progress, but it still leaves 5.9 million children a year dying before they reach their 5th birthday. That's 11 children every minute! (2)

Globally, one in nine people in the world today (795 million) are undernourished. They get fewer than the minimum amount of calories needed for good health and growth. (5)

Not Just Food - Food Security (3)

Agriculture is the single largest employer in the world, providing livelihoods for 40 per cent of today's global population. It is the largest source of income and jobs for poor rural households.

500 million small farms worldwide provide up to 80 per cent of food consumed in many developing countries. Investing in smallholder women and men is an important way to increase food security and nutrition for the poorest, and food production for local and global markets.

If women farmers had the same access to resources as men farmers, the number of hungry in the world could be reduced by up to 150 million.

Water scarcity and poor water quality contribute to food insecurity for poor families across the world. Since 1990, 2.6 billion people have gained access to improved drinking water, but still, 1.8 billion people get their drinking water from a contaminated source.

Breaking the Cycle of Poverty, Hunger, Poor Health

Real examples of solutions at work:
Measuring Hunger

The Global Hunger Index measures hunger using four factors: (8 & 9)

1. Undernourishment: The number of people who don't have enough food to meet their minimum dietary energy requirements.

2. Child stunting: The number of children whose height is significantly low for their age (below the fifth percentile). It is caused by long-term undernutrition and frequent infections and causes damage to the child's body and brain. Stunting impacts children's ability to learn and to work in the future.

3. Child wasting: The number of children whose weight is significantly low for their height. This is a strong predictor of mortality for children under five. It is caused by acute undernutrition and/or disease.

4. Child mortality: The number of children who die before the age of 5

Sources

1. UNICEF, Malnutrition, Feb 2017

2. UNICEF, Child Survival: Under-Five Mortality, Oct 2016

3. Sustainable Development Goal 2: Hunger and Goal 6: Water

4. World Bank Poverty Overview, Oct 2016

5. FAO, The State of Food Insecurity in the World 2015

6. FAO, The State of Food Insecurity in the World 2015, Key Messages

7. The World Bank Poverty and Health Brief, Aug 2014

8. Key Findings from the 2015 Global Hunger Index, IFPRI Blog

9. Stunting and wasting descriptions from UNICEF MDG1 Review

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