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Understanding Groton’s Naval Significance
Students learn why Groton is known as the Submarine Capital of the World and explore submariners’ responsibilities and challenges.
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Students learn why Groton is known as the Submarine Capital of the World and explore submariners’ responsibilities and challenges. The lesson includes vocabulary, informational reading, reflection prompts, and comprehension questions.
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- Students will explain why Groton is important to the U.S. Navy.
- Students will describe challenges faced by submariners.
- Students will identify character traits demonstrated by submarine sailors.
- Students will define key vocabulary related to submarines and naval bases.
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