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Indigenous Youth Speak Globally in Madrid About Climate Worries
Provided by: Newsela |Published on: April 27, 2021
Articles/Websites Grades 6-8, 9-12
Synopsis
- This article describes the actions taken by Alaska Native youth to create awareness about climate change and Indigenous rights.
- There is a read-aloud function, suggested writing prompts, and an interactive quiz available.
- The article and activities are also provided in Spanish.
Subjects: Civics, Spanish
Authors: The World
Region: Global
Languages: English, Spanish
Teaching Materials
Positives
- This article is easy to comprehend, and the read-aloud function highlights the words as they are spoken.
- The article is available at five different reading levels in both English and Spanish to allow for differentiation.
Additional Prerequisites
- Students may benefit from learning about the wildlife areas, natural resources, and economic drivers in Alaska before reading this article.
- You must have an account with Newsela to access and distribute the article. To create an account, you must provide some basic information, including the name and location of your school.
Differentiation
- This article brings up the need for clean energy jobs and other forms of employment in areas dominated by oil and gas activities, which could be addressed in social studies, economics, and civics classes.
- Other resources related to this topic include this video about Indigenous rights and the personal stories of activism presented by Our Climate Voices.
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