The World Around Us · Classes 5
A turning world
How can one place move from daylight into night while the Sun stays in the same direction?
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Class V connects nature, communities and everyday life through one integrated subject.
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How can one place move from daylight into night while the Sun stays in the same direction?
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Follow water through a landscape. The lab is an original simplified model.
Consider how a community listens, shares space and makes everyday decisions.
Where does rain go when the landscape changes?
Change rainfall and land cover, then follow the water through a small catchment model.
How can a community hear affected people before deciding?
Compare procedures for a fictional shared decision and identify an inclusive process.
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