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Smithsonian Learning Lab: What's Your Problem? A Look at the Environment in Your Own Backyard Lesson PlanSmithsonian Learning Lab: What's Your Problem? A Look at the Environment in Your Own Backyard Lesson Plan
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Smithsonian Institution
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Smithsonian Learning Lab: What's Your Problem? A Look at the Environment in Your Own Backyard

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The Smithsonian provides a guide that classrooms can use to explore the environment in their own backyard. For example, a second-grade class in Colorado interviewed people in their community to inquire about the state of the local environment. They found out that there was a problem with the exploding population of deer. This guide can be used to explore ways in which young scholars can become actively involved in the local community and solve environmental issues.

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community activism, deer population, local environment issues, solve environmental problems, ways to improve the environment, your community, environmental awareness

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  • Knovation Readability Score: 4 (1 low difficulty, 5 high difficulty)

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