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We use the C3 Framework, adopted by NJDOE and codified in the revised NJSLS, for inquiry-based instruction/assessment in Social Studies.
We use the C3 Framework, adopted by NJDOE and codified in the revised NJSLS, for inquiry-based instruction/assessment in Social Studies.
We start with Essential Questions that guide our inquiries in the 4 key disciplines: Civics, History, Geography, and Economics.
We explore these disciplines by evaluating sources to gather evidence and develop claims, then communicate our conclusions and in some cases, take informed action.
You can view the Social Studies vertical articulation and pacing guides here
You can view the Social Studies vertical articulation and pacing guides here
You can view the Social Studies revised standards based report card for K-5 here (implementing 2021-2022 school year)
You can view the Social Studies revised standards based report card for K-5 here (implementing 2021-2022 school year)
You can view the Social Studies BOE approved curriculum guides here
You can view the Social Studies BOE approved curriculum guides here
In K-12, we meaningfully integrate the NJ Amistad Law, NJ Holocaust and Genocide Law, and in grades 6-12, the FAIR Act
In K-12, we meaningfully integrate the NJ Amistad Law, NJ Holocaust and Genocide Law, and in grades 6-12, the FAIR Act
In grades K-5, we use the 'Young Citizens' program - watch a video overview here -
In grades K-5, we use the 'Young Citizens' program - watch a video overview here -
On the 6-panels below you can view our K-3+ World Cultures Exploration -
Grades 6-7 Ancient - Medieval World History curriculum explores many topics in AsiaOn the 6-panels below you can view our K-3+ World Cultures Exploration -
Here are additional resources to explore:
Here are additional resources to explore:
Black History Month resources from the National Archives, ASALH, and a Slides presentation featuring 11 Contemporary Voices of Change
Hispanic Heritage Month resources from the National Endowment of the Humanities, the Smithsonian Institute, and NPR's podcast Latino USA
Women's History Month resources from the National Museum for Women's History, the Alice Paul Institute, and a NYTimes article featuring 15 trailblazers
Pride Month resources from Garden State Equality, NJ organizations that provide LGBTQ-related services, and a Slides presentation featuring 10 Contemporary LGBTQ leaders
AAPI Heritage Month resources from the National Park Service and a Slides presentation featuring 10 Contemporary Asian-American Leaders
Native American Heritage Month resources from the National Museum of the American Indian, the Museum of Native American History, and Native America Today
Older students may enjoy virtual tours at many of the 12 international museums offering online tours.
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