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Treasure must be valuable.
Treasure is something you cannot put a
value on.
If you have treasure, you are rich.
Treasure must be related to pirates.
Treasure must be discovered, found, or
dug up.
Treasure always gains value over time.
Treasure must be old. Treasure can be
worthless to someone else.
Treasure is something you can touch or see.
LESSON 16
What Is Treasure?1-1
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What Is Treasure?1-2
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What Is Treasure?1-3
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What Is Treasure?1-4
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What Is Treasure?1-5
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What Is Treasure?1-6
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What Is Treasure?1-7
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What Is Treasure?1-8
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What Is Treasure?1-9
ACTIVITY 1: OPINION CORNERS
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Treasure should be in a museum.
Everyone knows that something is treasure
when they see it.
Treasure can be found in the mind.
Poor people can’t have treasure.
Treasure can be invisible.
Some people will never have treasure.
Some treasure should never be owned.
You should be able to treasure whatever
you like.
We should respect the value someone places in something no matter what it is.
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What Is Treasure?1-10
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What Is Treasure?1-11
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What Is Treasure?1-12
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What Is Treasure?1-13
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What Is Treasure?1-14
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What Is Treasure?1-15
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What Is Treasure?1-16
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What Is Treasure?1-17
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What Is Treasure?1-18
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ACTIVITY 2: VENN DIAGRAM
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Copyright © 2018 by Challenging Learning, Ltd. All rights reserved. Reprinted from Learning Challenge Lessons, Elementary: 20 Lessons to Guide Young Learners Through the Learning Pit by Jill Nottingham and James Nottingham. Thousand Oaks, CA: Corwin, www.corwin.com. Reproduction authorized only for the local school site or nonprofit organization that has purchased this book.
LESSON 16
What Is Treasure?2-1
Gold
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What Is Treasure?2-2
A stamp collection
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What Is Treasure?2-3
A child’s handmade card
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What Is Treasure?2-4
A treasure chest
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What Is Treasure?2-5
Ancient artifacts
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What Is Treasure?2-6
Autographed sports memorabilia
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What Is Treasure?2-7
An old teddy bear
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What Is Treasure?2-8
A piece of music
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What Is Treasure?2-9
A memory
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What Is Treasure?2-10
The crown jewels
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What Is Treasure?2-11
Famous artwork
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What Is Treasure?2-12
Family photographs
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What Is Treasure?2-13
A bucket of shells
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What Is Treasure?2-14
A wedding ring
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What Is Treasure?2-15
Personal letters
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What Is Treasure?2-16
Electronic message
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Copyright © 2018 by Challenging Learning, Ltd. All rights reserved. Reprinted from Learning Challenge Lessons, Elementary: 20 Lessons to Guide Young Learners Through the Learning Pit by Jill Nottingham and James Nottingham. Thousand Oaks, CA: Corwin, www.corwin.com. Reproduction authorized only for the local school site or nonprofit organization that has purchased this book.
