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Can Leetso and Hozho' Coexist?
Uranium Education for Middle School Students

What does it mean to live in harmony (hozhó)?
Should all mining be stopped?
Is it possible to live in harmony with nature and still mine resources from the earth?

Project #5	(Write a story or poem that reflects two points of view about living in harmony in a nuclear age. Illustrate this creative piece.)
	Guest speaker:	Community elder on concept of hozhó
	Video:	Navajo (Diné) uranium issues
	Demonstration: (teacher)	Components of a story Examples of a story Components of a narrative poem Examples of narrative poems Products obtained from mined resources
	Student team: (partners)	Brainstorm storyline Plan and describe characters in Begin writing story or poem
	Demonstration:	Techniques of illustration
	Student team: (partners)	Develop illustration Edit story or poem Publish final version for class presentation

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