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Curriculum Resources

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Facing the Future.org's Global Sustainability Curriculum Finder

Facing the Future.Org "Buy, Use, Toss" 2 week interdisciplinary curriculum unit of 10 fully planned lessons correlated with national science and social studies standards that helps to lead students through an exploration of the materials economy: Extraction, Production, Distribution, consumption, and Disposal with an analysis of the sustainability of these steps and determining how consumption can benefit people, economies, and environments.