Social Studies Past and Present Inventions - Students With Disabilities

Dive into the world of social studies where we'll explore places, cultures, and events from around the globe. This journey allows students to unravel the connections between people, institutions, and their surroundings. Get ready for a well-organized and supportive learning journey through ✨ Social Studies Past and Present Inventions  ✨

OVERVIEW OF CLASS 🌍
Greeting Time: Start our class with a warm welcome and positive vibes!
Introduction of Topic: Dive into exciting social studies subjects and explore the world together.
Multi-modal Learning: Engage through text, video, interactive games, note writing, and lively discussions.
CLASS EXPECTATIONS 🤔
📹 Video On, Please!: Let's keep those videos on for a more connected and interactive experience.
🤹‍♂️ Show What You Know: Every student has a chance to showcase their knowledge in their preferred way.
☕ Take a Break: Need a breather? Feel free to turn off your sound and video until you're ready to rejoin.
👩‍👧‍👦 Parental Support: Parents, stay off-screen but you can be nearby for any needed assistance.
CONTENT 📚

Each week brings a fresh theme, and we've got a packet of activities for you to print.  It's not just any packet—it's your passport to note-taking magic and cool activities like coloring pages and word searches. Make sure you're all set with your packet or a notebook, a pencil, and the full array of colored pencils or crayons. 

Week 1: Introduction to Timelines
              One Room School Houses

Week 2: Transportation
               Walking, wagons, and horses
               Motorized vehicles

Week 3: Communication
               Mail
               Pony Express, telegraph, and Morse Code
               Phones

Week 4: Lighting
               Fire and candles
               Electric Lights

Week 5: Cooking
               Fire and wooden stoves
               Electric stoves, ovens and microwaves

Social Studies Curriculum Highlights 🌟

Inventions: Dive into the fascinating world of inventions and their evolution.
Geography: Master map skills, create your own maps, and get familiar with essential vocabulary.
World Studies: Explore countries, uncovering their landforms, landmarks, climate, culture, foods, and national symbols.
Economics: Get savvy with the basics of economics, from wants and needs to personal finance and budgeting.
Government: Discover the United States government's branches, explore the Bill of Rights, and learn how to be an engaged citizen.
Historical Figures: Meet inspiring figures from diverse backgrounds, learning crucial lessons about resilience and growth.