Module 2: Immigration and Global Human Movement

Learning Objectives

  • I can discuss why people emigrate or move.
  • I can share stories about immigration experiences.
  • I can outline events in U.S immigration history and changes in views.
  • I can analyze how people fit into a new country while staying connected to their home country.

Technology Concepts

  • I can access the internet.
  • I can use browser tools.

Read each objective as a class. Then rate yourself from 1-5 on how well you can do it.
You will rate yourself again after you finish the module and check your learning.

1 2 3 4 5
I don’t know how to do this at all. I know how to do this a little. I have some idea how to do this. I mostly understand how to do this. I understand this so well, I can explain it to someone else.

Standards addressed in each module [linked HERE]

Key Vocabulary Word Workshop Module Project
Content-specific:

an immigrant /immigration

culture

a community

an opportunity

discrimination

 

Intentional:

productive

to contribute

a system

origin

 

Morphological features:

-ful

-ion

Connectors:

because of

but

Students interpret graphs about attitudes towards immigration in the U.S. and the implications.

 

Module 2 Materials

  • Module 2 Student Materials packet – This document includes all the printable materials that students will need for this module.
    The individual worksheets are also linked in the module where they will be used.
  • Teacher’s Guide to CILIA-T Instructional Routines (General instructions, suggestions and/or reminders that apply to all modules and are for the teacher’s review and use only).
  • Module 2 Teacher Notes and Resources (Module specific notes and resources such as suggested classroom strategies, potential answers, additional activities etc. and are for the teacher’s review and use only).

License

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CILIA-T: Civics, U.S. History, Academic English and Digital Skills Copyright © by Aydin Durgunoglu; Erin Cary; and John Trerotola is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License, except where otherwise noted.