About this lesson
A closer look
Crab Hill is a quiet farming community of about 662 people at the northern tip of Barbados. Researchers worked with residents to understand how flooding, invasive seaweed, poor roads, and unreliable water affect daily life and health. This lesson shows how a local case study can reveal the ways climate change and infrastructure combine to shape a community's well-being.
Suggested grade level
Grades 6–8 · Grades 9–12
Suggested teaching range based on the reading, scientific concepts, and classroom activity. Teachers can adapt the lesson for their students.
Source material
This curriculum draws on material from storymaps.arcgis.com.
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