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Printable civics do-now worksheet on food injustice and poverty with open-response questions for 12th graders.
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Food Injustice and Poverty

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This do-now worksheet prompts 12th graders to think critically about food injustice and poverty. Students identify reasons people lack access to healthy food, brainstorm one community solution, and explain the relationship between food injustice and poverty in a sentence. Ideal for opening a lesson, activating prior knowledge, or discussion prep on social-justice issues in civics or social studies.

Subject:
Social Studies
Topic:
Civics
Grade Level:
12th Grade
Updated May 2026

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