Misinformation & Conspiracies
Unit
ELA
+1
Social Studies
2nd Grade - 5th Grade
Votes For Schools
Description
Editable presentation
Good for assemblies
Group work
Discussion based learning
In this unit on Misinformation & Conspiracies from Votes for Schools, students will explore the following topics: Are all lies bad, Is fake news always bad, Vaccines and misinformation, Are conspiracy theories dangerous, Is fake news always bad, Vaccines and misinformation
Unit contents
Lessons
1. Are conspiracy theories dangerous
Lesson
ELA
+1
2nd Grade - 5th Grade
In this Key Stage 1 (Elementary School) lesson on - Are conspiracy theories dangerous, Students discuss whether we ought to be taking conspiracy theories more seriously, and explore the potential impact they can have.
2. Is fake news always bad
Lesson
ELA
+1
2nd Grade - 5th Grade
In this Key Stage 1 (Elementary School) lesson on - Is fake news always bad, Students explore the risks posed to our health by misinformation, specifically with regards to vaccines.
3. Vaccines and misinformation
Lesson
ELA
+1
2nd Grade - 5th Grade
In this Key Stage 1 (Elementary School) lesson on - Vaccines and misinformation, Students explore the risks posed to our health by misinformation, specifically with regards to vaccines.
Unit contents
Lessons
1. Are conspiracy theories dangerous
Lesson
ELA
+1
2nd Grade - 5th Grade
In this Key Stage 1 (Elementary School) lesson on - Are conspiracy theories dangerous, Students discuss whether we ought to be taking conspiracy theories more seriously, and explore the potential impact they can have.
2. Is fake news always bad
Lesson
ELA
+1
2nd Grade - 5th Grade
In this Key Stage 1 (Elementary School) lesson on - Is fake news always bad, Students explore the risks posed to our health by misinformation, specifically with regards to vaccines.
3. Vaccines and misinformation
Lesson
ELA
+1
2nd Grade - 5th Grade
In this Key Stage 1 (Elementary School) lesson on - Vaccines and misinformation, Students explore the risks posed to our health by misinformation, specifically with regards to vaccines.