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Showing: Grade 1 Social Studies
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Students practice citizenship at school and in the neighborhood: helping, respecting, cleaning up, listening, honesty, and welcoming others.
Students deepen knowledge of community helpers and public services — firefighters, medical workers, mail carriers, librarians, farmers, and more — with inclusive examples.
Students identify goods and services in the community, sort examples, and introduce producers and consumers.
Students distinguish needs from wants and practice making choices when money or resources are limited.
Students use simple neighborhood maps with keys, symbols, and an introduction to north, south, east, and west.
Students distinguish classroom rules from community laws and explain why both help people stay safe and fair.
Students compare past and present in technology, school, transportation, and daily life with then/now sorts and simple timelines.
Students learn what leaders do in schools and communities, practice fairness and listening, and see that children can lead by helping and setting kind examples.
Students explore diverse families and cultural traditions with respect, choice, and accurate inclusive framing — no stereotypes, forced shares, or teasing.
Students explore jobs, earning, and simple money choices (save vs. spend), connecting work to community needs without comparing family wealth.
Students explore the link between people and places — how where we live shapes daily life and how people change places — with inclusive respect for many homes and communities.
Students build personal and classroom timelines using order words, past/present ideas, and optional milestones while honoring privacy and unique life paths.
Students practice naming classroom and neighborhood problems, brainstorming fair solutions, cooperating, and checking whether plans work.
Students learn that symbols stand for ideas, explore national and local examples, and practice inclusive respectful talk.
Students build inclusive awareness of national holidays: why days are marked, how families differ, and how to talk respectfully.
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