How Do Families Remember Their Past? (2.1)
Why Do People Move? (2.2)
How Can We Best Describe California? (2.4)
How Does Government Work? (2.3)
What Makes Someone Heroic? (2.5)
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Teachers should avoid assuming this about their students' home lives.

What is a particular family structure?

100

Stories that are made up but based on historical events are called this.

What is historical fiction?

100

This type of chart can help students visualize how different workers in the food industry are connected.

What is a graphic organizer or flowchart?

100

At the end of the year, students give a basic description of this system that helps organize society.

What is government?

100

She is known as the "Mother of the Civil Rights Movement" for her role in fighting segregation.

Who is Rosa Parks?

200

When asking questions about families, teachers should make sure to include children from these kinds of backgrounds.

What are diverse family backgrounds?

200

This geographic theme is explored when we study why people move from one place to another.

What is movement?

200

Standard 2.4 helps students develop this type of literacy, which relates to money and resources.

What is economic literacy?

200

Teachers can use this kind of activity to help students understand how the three branches of government work.

What is a classroom simulation?

200

Known as "The Lady with the Lamp," she revolutionized nursing during the Crimean War and improved hospital sanitation.

Who is Florence Nightingale?

300

Students can engage in this type of thinking by constructing timelines of things relevant to them, such as their daily schedule or their family history.

What is chronological thinking?

300

A student would be engaging in HSS Standard 2.2.2 if they did this activity, given a simple map of the North American continent.

What is labeling basic geographic features?

300

This is the result of the different ways Californians use land depending on where they live and how they use it.

What is environmental impact?

300

School and playground rules can be used as an analogy for explaining this concept and its importance in government.

What are laws?

300

Discussion of this historical figure in the context of the Emancipation Proclamation and U.S. coins would be a great way approach social studies and math from an interdisciplinary angle.

Who is Abraham Lincoln?

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