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Do you have lessons or activities that you would like to share? E-mail: apata@ebnet.org 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 Learning Physical Geography Through Making an Edible Map
Using globes 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 State - Governor Local - Mayor Taxes Services What government does for community Government: A Detailed Lesson Plan with the Internet
Washington DC NATIVE AMERICAN Regions Effects of natural resources in life Legends Native American Spider Superstitions
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COLONIES Collaborative Thematic Unit: Life in Early America JAMESTOWN John Smith Pocahontas John Rolfe Powhatan Tobacco SLAVERY EXPANSION WEST Daniel Boone Lewis and Clark 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 STORIES Culture Year-end holidays from three different cultures: Chinese, African-American, and Mexican History Sharing Values |