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First Quarter

AMERICAN FREEDOM

From Great Britain

Declaration of Independence

Constitution

Pledge of Allegiance

Flag

MAPS/GEOGRAPHY

Using maps

Mapping Products Made in the United States

Using Pumpkins to Teach Latitude and Longitude

A Fun Way to Learn About Latitude and Longitude: Box and Deliver

Pin the Explorer on the Continent

Eat your State: Creating State Maps of Natural Resources

Latitude and Longitude Through Music

You Can Find It Using Latitude and Longitude 

Play Doh Map of Your State

Learning Physical Geography Through Making an Edible Map

Maps That Teach

Native American Theme Unit

National Geographic Lessons

 

Using globes

Inflatable Globe Game

COMMUNITY

Rural

Urban

NATURAL RESOURCES

Lumber

Oil

Water

Sun

Coal

Iron

Renewable/nonrenewable resources

LANDFORMS

Mountains

Rivers

Lakes

Plains

Peninsulas

Gulf

Second Quarter

 

GOVERNMENT

Federal

Presidents

State - Governor

Local - Mayor

Taxes

Services

What government does for community

Crime and Punishment

Government: A Detailed Lesson Plan with the Internet

 

Washington DC

NATIVE AMERICAN

Regions

Effects of natural resources in life

Legends

Native American Spider Superstitions

 

Third Quarter

 

COLONIES

Collaborative Thematic Unit:  Life in Early America

JAMESTOWN

John Smith

Pocahontas

John Rolfe

Powhatan

Tobacco

SLAVERY

EXPANSION WEST

Daniel Boone

Lewis and Clark

Lewis and Clark Web Quest

Pioneers

Oregon Trail

Santa Fe Trail

California Trail

Gold Rush

Fourth Quarter

 

IMMIGRANTS

Ellis Island

Why immigrate

Life in America

Finding jobs

Communities

CIVIL WAR

Civil Rights

ECONOMY

Businesses

Goods and services

Profit/budget

Manufacturing

Assembly Lines

STORIES

Culture

Year-end holidays from three different cultures: Chinese, African-American, and Mexican

History

Sharing Values