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Current Events Update - June 1, 2008 by World Savvy

http://worldsavvy.org/programs/gep-educators-network.php


This issue of the monthly Current Events Update contains teaching resources on the global food crisis. The issue includes articles at varying reading levels, a list of relevant California state standards, and curriculum that can be used to teach about the issues covered by that news story.


International History

middle, high
article, lesson plan
no
Hunger, Food, United Nations, Humanitarian aid, International development, Economy, Economics

submitted by Kelly Korenak

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