Gandhi

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Introduce your students to the one-and-only Mahatma Gandhi with our Gandhi lesson plan! Perfect for teachers looking to introduce students to the idea of peaceful resolution and how it has, and can continue to, influence the world around us.

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Are you looking to teach your students the inspiring story of Mahatma Gandhi? Look no further – our Gandhi Lesson Plan is exactly what you need! Introducing students to the influential philosophy of peace and justice that Gandhi upheld, your students will learn why he has become an icon for peace throughout the world.
A must-have for any teacher looking to teach their students about civic responsibility, this lesson plan asks students to work together to discuss and answer questions related their understanding of Gandhi and his principle. They will also have to match terms with definitions in order to solidify their grasp of those concepts introduced in class.
At the end of the lesson, students will have a strong appreciation for Gandhi’s legacy and influence on today’s world! A great resource to use in conjunction with books or even movies about Gandhi, our lesson plan will give your students a well-rounded view of him and all he did. So don’t wait any longer – start teaching your kids about Mahatma Gandhi using our amazing lesson plan today!

 

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subject

Biography, Social Studies

grade-level

5th Grade, 6th Grade

State Educational Standards

LB.ELA-Literacy.RI.5.3, LB.ELA-Literacy.SL.6.2

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    EB
    05/17/2021
    Ed B.
    US US

    Quality materials

    I was very happy with the lesson. I did have to make a few modifications to it because I needed a lesson for high school students and the lesson was developed for middle school students. Overall, I would look through Clarendon again to find materials.