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2nd/3rd Grade Social Studies: U.S. History!
Class experience
Join me- an enthusiastic and qualified teacher- as I walk each learner through U.S. History in a way that is easy for learners to understand! New information is shared each Tuesday, and we review on Fridays! In just four weeks, we will cover events from before white settlers occupied North America, the formation of the Constitution, and the Civil War. The emphasis of this course is to discuss that many of our democratic values were derived from these times and events. This course supports...
Students will... -Understand how democratic values came to be, and how they have been exemplified by people, events, and symbols. -Explain that the U.S. government was formed by Americans who fought for independence from England. - Recognize cause/effect (cause/consequence) relationships throughout history. - List names of important historical figures. -Identify and explain the basic principles that Americans set forth in the documents that declared the nation’s independence from England and that created the new nation’s government. - Recognize the influence of new ideas. - Analyze how over the last 200 years individuals and groups in American society have struggled to achieve the liberties and equality promised in the principles of American democracy. - Describe continuity and change.
Licensed teacher: K-8, endorsements in Social Studies and ELA. 4 years of classroom experience teaching Social Studies
PDF versions of each lesson will be available to learners. They can refer to the PDF as they complete homework challenges. Homework challenges will be available for learners to print and complete.
This is a fact based class- some controversial topics such as colonization and racism will occur. This will be handled and discussed in an age appropriate way without hiding the truth of the United State's history.
We will refer to the following primary sources to provide fact based context to historical events: Mayflower Compact Declaration of Independence U.S. Constitution (Particularly, the Bill of Rights and Amendments 13-15) Gettysburg Address iCivics: I have been granted by the Senior Director of Partnerships at iCivics to use their resources in my class. Material will be used from the following units: Road to the Constitution, the Constitution, A Growing Nation, and Civil Rights. All class material is driven by and supported by the NCSS standards. Please refer to the standards below:https://www.educationworld.com/standards/national/soc_sci/us_history/k_4.shtml Discussing colonization with elementary schoolers: https://www.edutopia.org/article/trauma-informed-approach-teaching-colonization-americas
Hello! I have a passion for teaching. I always have. Teaching in a classroom felt like home to me, until my home BECAME my classroom.Virtual learning, remote learning, distance learning... however you refer to the drastic shift in education and...
Group Class
$75
for 8 classes2x per week, 4 weeks
30 min
Completed by 16 learners
Live video meetings
Ages 7-9
3-5 learners per class