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Recreation Warm-up

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This short warm-up activates prior knowledge about recreation areas and parks. Students will answer introductory questions about the meaning of recreation, who benefits from parks, and why these places are important. This activity builds curiosity and prepares students for deeper exploration of how recreation areas support both people and other living things.

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This short warm-up activates prior knowledge about recreation areas and parks. Students will answer introductory questions about the meaning of recreation, who benefits from parks, and why these places are important. This activity builds curiosity and prepares students for deeper exploration of how recreation areas support both people and other living things.

by Courtney Porres
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What does the word recreation mean?

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Which of the following is a recreation area?

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Why do people visit parks?

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Who benefits from parks?

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Which activity could you do in a park?

 
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