Child Labor Vocabulary 1
Child Labor Vocabulary 2
Other Vocabulary
Child Labor Comprehension 1
Child Labor Comprehension 2
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A good result; something you will gain from.
Benefit
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Things you need in order to do something.
Resources
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The main idea to an essay. It goes at the end of your introduction.
Thesis Statement
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What is the main idea for the entire workshop of Stolen Childhoods?
Children all over the world are having to work for a living, and they are missing out on their childhoods.
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An estimated 150,000 teens are migrant workers. What do they do to make money?
Pick crops on farms.
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The way money is made and shared.
Economy
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To not give someone what they need.
Deprive
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The opening to an essay that grabs the reader's attention.
Hook
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What was the main idea of, "Life in the Dumps?"
Kids are having to work in the dumps to help their families for very little pay.
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Give your best summary of "Child Labor Around the World?"
Child labor is an international problem and it needs to be solved.
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Relating to two or more countries.
International
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To change for the better.
Reform
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The lesson or message the author wants the reader to take away from the reading.
theme
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What are James Flores' summers like?
James Flores picks crops on farms.
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Why did the Kenyan government start charging money for children to go to school?
The economy was bad and they needed more money.
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Require
To need something; something you have to do.
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To make something.
Produce
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The paragraph with the main details. Topic sentence + Reason + Example + Explanation
Body paragraph
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Children who worked in the dumps were mainly looking for...
Recyclables Plastic Scrap metal
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What happened when Kenya made school free again?
Many children stopped working and re-enrolled in school again.
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Border
The line that divides two countries.
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Labor
Something that is hard work.
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Conclusion
The end of an essay. It summarizes the thesis and main point.
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What would be 3 reasons why children would have to work?
To help provide money for their families. To survive or feed themselves. To help provide food for their families.
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What are some challenges children might have to face when they work?
Working with dangerous tools or machinery. Working in poor conditions (hot, dirty, lack of basic needs, dangerous)
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