LESSON
In this lesson, students explore cooperative behaviors with the "Two on a Task" game, a song, videos, and acting out ways to get along.
Experience the Lesson
Two worlds shape a young student's life: school and family. Students explore both up close, learning how rules, roles, and responsibilities help a community work and how they connect to the wider world.
Learn how to get along with others at school, be a good helper, follow the rules at school and home, as well as the laws in the community, and identify important documents and symbols of the United States.
Learn about goods and services and the jobs that people have making goods and providing services. Identify needs and wants and how we use money earned from jobs to purchase them. Practice making choices based on limited resources such as money, time, and goods.
Learn about the parts of maps, how they can be used to find and describe places, and about the geography, resources, and landforms found in different areas that affect how people live.
Learn how primary sources help us understand the past and distinguish fact from fiction. Compare life long ago with life today, identify national holidays, and create timelines of personal and historical events.
LESSON
In this lesson, students explore cooperative behaviors with the "Two on a Task" game, a song, videos, and acting out ways to get along.
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The colorful, easy-to-use, print consumable Student Journal combines standards-based content and rich activities to support student learning. Students will make personal connections that allow them to develop a deep understanding of key social studies content while building critical social studies and ELA skills. Also available in Spanish.
The Social Studies Stories collection contains short, high-interest readings from four different disciplines — Geography, History, Economics, and Civics — to further engage and deepen students' understanding of content. Also available in Spanish.
A class set of large, colorful, laminated maps that students can write on and use in hands-on ways during activities.
Teacher's Guide supports everything from lesson planning to grading — step-by-step procedures, time estimates, differentiation strategies, and answer keys, ready to use offline or as a quick reference while teaching. Also available in Spanish.
The Activity Cards are laminated, reusable cards that contain vibrant, interactive content for students. The cards include large maps, game boards, and manipulatives that can be cut out and be reused year after year. Also available in Spanish.
Vocabulary Wall Cards pair key terms with clear definitions on durable, laminated posters — ready to display on a word wall or use as manipulatives.
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