Social Studies Support
At Home Student Support for Grades 3-5.pdfSEVEN KEY THEMES OF SOCIAL STUDIES:
SEVEN KEY THEMES OF SOCIAL STUDIES:
The seven key themes of social studies guide our discussions throughout the year. Students use these themes to make a variety of claims about what we are learning, and must defend their claims using evidence from the sources covered in class. Ask you child what each theme means. See if they can give you a real-world example of each theme.
The seven key themes of social studies guide our discussions throughout the year. Students use these themes to make a variety of claims about what we are learning, and must defend their claims using evidence from the sources covered in class. Ask you child what each theme means. See if they can give you a real-world example of each theme.
This document guides our discussions of various primary and secondary documents we discuss in class, including those included in our DBQ (Document Based Questioning) sets. These questions help us to determine if the sources are accurate, biased, or even pertinent to the discussion at hand. You can use this document to guide conversations you have with your child at home over nonfiction texts or even age-appropriate news broadcasts.
This document guides our discussions of various primary and secondary documents we discuss in class, including those included in our DBQ (Document Based Questioning) sets. These questions help us to determine if the sources are accurate, biased, or even pertinent to the discussion at hand. You can use this document to guide conversations you have with your child at home over nonfiction texts or even age-appropriate news broadcasts.
UNIT/TOPIC SLIDE PRESENTATIONS:
UNIT/TOPIC SLIDE PRESENTATIONS:
Copy of Unit One Topic Two.pptxCopy of Unit One Topic Three.pptxCopy of Unit Two Topic One.pptxCopy of 3rd Grade Social Studies Unit 3.pptxCopy of 3rd Grade Social Studies Unit 4.pptxCopy of 3rd Grade Social Studies Unit 5.pptx