hrough interactive discussions, hands-on activities, and personalized instruction, students will develop critical thinking, communication, and problem-solving skills to prepare them for future academic success.

Ms. Jerika will be teaching this class. She is currently a professor at Grambling State University, where she teachers History. She has been teaching upper elementary and middle school for 4 years. She has received her Masters Degree in History education. 

1. Textbooks and Workbooks:

"Geography: A Visual Encyclopedia" by DK
"The Usborne Encyclopedia of World Geography"
"World History: Patterns of Interaction" by McDougal Littell
2. Online Courses and Educational Websites:

Khan Academy (for math and science)
National Geographic Kids (for geography and science)
History for Kids (for history)
BBC Bitesize (for various subjects)

3. Literature and Reading Materials:
A selection of age-appropriate fiction and non-fiction books related to the curriculum topics.
"Around the World in Eighty Days" by Jules Verne (for literature and geography)

4. Maps, Globes, and Atlases:
Physical maps, political maps, and atlases for hands-on geography learning.
Interactive online mapping tools and resources.

5. Documentaries and Educational Videos:
National Geographic documentaries
BBC documentaries on history and geography
Educational YouTube channels like CrashCourse or History Channel documentaries