Objective

By the end of this lesson, the student will have gained an understanding of the historical and social context of the book "Baddawi" by Leila Abdelrazaq, as it relates to Australia in Year 7 Social Studies.

Materials and Prep

• Copy of the book "Baddawi" by Leila Abdelrazaq
• Internet access for research
• Notebook and pen/pencil

Before starting the lesson, make sure the student has read or is familiar with the book "Baddawi" by Leila Abdelrazaq.

Activities

1. Research the historical and social context of the book

Have the student conduct online research to learn more about the historical and social context of the book "Baddawi" by Leila Abdelrazaq. Encourage them to take notes and write down any key information they find.

2. Discuss the findings

Engage in a discussion with the student about their research findings. Ask them to share what they have learned about the historical events, social issues, and cultural aspects that are relevant to the book.

3. Connect the context to Australia: Year 7 Social Studies

Guide the student in making connections between the historical and social context of "Baddawi" and the topics covered in their Year 7 Social Studies curriculum in Australia. Encourage them to think about how the events and themes in the book relate to Australian history and society.

4. Reflect and write

Ask the student to reflect on their understanding of the historical and social context of "Baddawi" and write a short essay or journal entry discussing the connections they made to Australia: Year 7 Social Studies.

Australia: Year 7 Talking Points

• "Australia has a rich history that includes diverse cultural influences."
• "In Year 7 Social Studies, we explore significant events and people that have shaped Australia."
• "Understanding historical and social contexts helps us make connections to the present."
• "The book 'Baddawi' provides insights into the experiences of a Palestinian refugee."
• "By researching the historical and social context of 'Baddawi,' we can better understand the challenges faced by refugees in different parts of the world."
• "Making connections between the book and our Year 7 Social Studies curriculum helps us gain a deeper understanding of both."