Lesson 1: Why Do We Make Decisions? (Grades: 4-5)
Lesson 1: Why Do We Make Decisions? (Grades: 4-5)Updated Oct. 1, 2024 • Studies Weekly Objective for the Lesson: Students will understand the decision-making process on both an individual and…
Lesson 1: Why Do We Make Decisions? (Grades: 4-5)Updated Oct. 1, 2024 • Studies Weekly Objective for the Lesson: Students will understand the decision-making process on both an individual and…
Lesson 5: Who Can Run For Office (K-3)Sept. 18, 2020 • Studies Weekly Learning Objectives: Students will learn the qualifications for people running for office. The U.S. Constitution details specific…
Lesson 2: Why Do We Have Leaders? (Grades: K-3)Updated Oct. 15, 2024 • Studies Weekly Learning Objectives: Students will understand why leaders are important. Students will understand what a leader…
Lesson 1: Why Do We Make Decisions? (Grades: K-3)Updated Oct. 14, 2024 • Studies Weekly Learning Objectives: Students will understand what a decision is. Students will recognize decisions that they…
Women’s History Month: Women of Color, Women of ChangeFeb. 20, 2020 • Studies Weekly Every year, Women’s History Month is a great opportunity to delve even deeper into history and…
The Secret Lives of Objects: Abraham Lincoln’s Stovepipe HatFeb. 4, 2020 • Studies Weekly SI Neg. 95-5528. Date: 1995.The Top Hat, worn by President Abraham Lincoln the night he was…
Highlighting Unsung Heroes in African American HistoryJan. 29, 2020 • Studies Weekly Without the bravery, labor, and successes of many, many African Americans, our nation would not be where it…
Thinking on Education: Using an Integrated Learning ApproachNov. 8, 2019 • Studies Weekly One of the most exciting ways to teach is through an integrated learning approach. Integrated learning pedagogy…
Using Interactive Notebooks with Studies WeeklyNov. 5, 2019 • Studies Weekly Do you use interactive notebooks in your classroom? Interactive notebooks are not new in education circles, but they are…
Blending Social Studies and ELAOct. 24, 2019 • Studies Weekly “If history were taught in the form of stories, it would never be forgotten” – Rudyard Kipling Social studies is…