One Day in the Rainy Season

Peace Corps Volunteers work on a wide variety of activities, from teaching environmental awareness to planting trees within a community. This is a podcast by Noah Jackson.

Peace Corps _ Coverdell World Wise Schools.pdf 123.4 KB

Handout

PC-CWWS-01-10-08-Jackson.mp3 3.2 MB

Activity

http://wws.peacecorp...

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Reviews

rebwade

May 2014

The discussion questions are good. It would be nice to have the link go directly to World Wise Schools so the error page for the peace corp link doesn't appear. Also, it would be nice to have a lesson plan attached to this resource.

mshields

June 2013

Good lesson for teaching environmental awareness, specifically the rainy season. Includes links to other lessons and an audio.

Since being founded in 1989 by then-Director of the Peace Corps Paul D.

Since being founded in 1989 by then-Director of the Peace Corps Paul D. Coverdell, The Coverdell World Wise Schools (WWS) program has worked to fulfill the third goal of the Peace Corps: to educate Americans about the people and countries where Peace Corps Volunteers serve. More than two million students have participated in WWS programs, broadening their perspectives, increasing cultural awareness, understanding global connections, and performing community service. Educators can use published WWS materials to teach cross-cultural understanding and respect for other cultures worldwide. The materials are used in subjects as varied as social studies, language arts, mathematics, science, foreign languages, environmental education, and international economics. Teachers incorporate WWS materials into existing study units or use them as the centerpiece of an interdisciplinary curriculum.

For more information on Peace Corps: World Wise Schools visit our website.

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