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“If the World Were a Village” by: David J. Smith

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“If the World Were a Village” by: David J. Smith

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  1. Tara Kramer EDIM 508I use the book, “If the World were a Village” to talk to my students about the world around them, and how different life is outside and sometimes inside our own communities. As I am reading the book to my class, students will follow along with a worksheet filling in answers based on the reading. As I’m reading they get to see a visual presentation (the Power Point) related to what they are hearing. This presentation is designed to get students thinking about other people all over the world and learn about how other people live, in comparison to how they live and their culture.

  2. “If the World Were a Village”by: David J. Smith

  3. Nationalities

  4. Languages Namaste Zdrazvoodyeh Hola Hello!

  5. Ages

  6. Religions

  7. Food

  8. Continue

  9. Italy

  10. Germany

  11. United States

  12. Poland

  13. Egypt

  14. Mexico

  15. Bhutan

  16. Chad

  17. Ecuador

  18. Air and Water

  19. School and Literacy

  20. Money and Possessions

  21. Electricity

  22. The Village in the Past

  23. The Village in the Future

  24. We are a Global Village

  25. Pennsylvania State Standards • 8.1.6.A • 8.1.6.C • 8.1.9.A • 8.4.6.C • 8.4.6.A

  26. Citations Text: • Smith, David J. (2005). If the World were a village. Tonawanda, NY: Kids Can Press. • Hedberg, B., & Lynch, C. (2007). Hungary planet: what the world eats. Culver City, CA: Social Studies School Services. Audio/Video: • Discover education . (1999). Retrieved from http://player.discoveryeducation.com/index.cfm?guidAssetId=01176069-8C29-4659-A43E-DC0DF73E1276 • Summer Productions. (2005).Conservation [Video Segment]. Available from http://www.discoveryeducation.com/ • Audio from Micro Soft Media

  27. Images: • Hedberg, B., & Lynch, C. (2007). Hungary planet: what the world eats. Culver City, CA: Social Studies School Services. • www.bisb.org/?CategoryID=159 • http://www.tce.com.sg • Images from Micro Soft Clip Art • www.finepaintings.com/sold.htm • www.unconfirmedsources.com • http://www.clipartguide.com/_pages/0511-0712-2712-4136.html • www.newwinegate.com/.../MAPARCHIVE/dkarte.html • www.wpclipart.com/people/groups/teens.png.html • www.fotosearch.com/illustration/old-lady.html • www.bensonautobody.com/ourstaff/staff.html • www.acclaimimages.com/.../nationalities.html

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