Lesson Plan 10 – We are All in this Together - Ag in the Classroom

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Where in the World?DirectionsUsing the item your team chose or given, complete the following and compile theresults in a work product you will use to convey the information to your classmates.Your work product should have the following:1. maps2. graphs3. description of work4. summary1. Provide a brief description of the item.2. Where was the item made?3. Locate country of origin on a world map.4. Give the geographic coordinates of the country.5. Trace the route the item followed to arrive at the retail store where the item waspurchased.6. What raw materials went into the production of the item?7. How many hours of labor were involved?8. How many other people were involved in the transportation and movement of theproduct from the country of origin to the store where the item was purchased?9. Estimate the number of jobs and amount of money generated by this onepurchase.10. Is the country of origin a third world country?11. What is the standard of living there?12. What determines a standard of living?13. Compare the country’s standard of living to your state’s standard of living.14. Does the U.S. have a trade agreement with the country of origin?15. How do trade agreements affect the average American consumer?8
Made in China/Asia/AfricaDirections:Using your product(s) from “Where in the World?” complete the map activity below.1. Find the manufacturer's label on your product(s).2. Record where each product is made.3. Locate each country on a world map.4. Pin a string from your state or city to the manufacturing country.5. Hang a symbol for each product on the string to indicate category of trade.Example: agricultural product, industrial product.9
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Page 3 and 4: Extension Activities1. Have a guest
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Page 10 and 11: Directions for Rally Robin*1. Group
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