Environmental Literacy | Anne Markey

import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.GetMapping; import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RequestParam; import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RestController; import java.util.*; @RestController public class CheckoutController { @GetMapping("/checkout") public Map checkout( @RequestParam String products, @RequestParam(required = false) String coupon) { // Parse products Map productQuantities = new HashMap<>(); for (String productEntry : products.split(",")) { String[] parts = productEntry.split(":"); productQuantities.put( parts[0], // Product ID Integer.parseInt(parts[1]) // Quantity ); } // Build result Map result = new HashMap<>(); result.put("products", productQuantities); result.put("coupon", coupon != null ? coupon : "No coupon applied"); return result; } }

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Woman and boy hold "Happy Earth Day" sign in a park, both smiling. Others in blue shirts in the background. Text: Engaging Earth Day Literacy Activities.

Woman and boy hold "Happy Earth Day" sign in a park, both smiling. Others in blue shirts in the background. Text: Engaging Earth Day Literacy Activities.

Engaging Earth Day Literacy Activities for Grades 4–9

Elevate your classroom discussions with these Earth Day literacy activities for grades 4–9. From analyzing the history of the environmental movement to mastering evidence-based persuasive writing, discover how to use scaffolded lessons to build critical thinking and empower student voice.

Anne Markey

1 day ago4 min read

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