Teaching: Social studies

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Valery Balderas

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7th Grade Social Studies

Third Grade Social Studies

3rd Grade Social Studies

Social Studies Education

Middle School Social Studies

4th Grade Social Studies

6th Grade Social Studies

5th Grade Social Studies

Homeschool Social Studies

4th Grade Class Website: Integrating math and science with social studies (Trading Routes)

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Nurse Education

Teaching Us History

Social Studies Projects

Drawing Activity

Social Studies Resources

History Classroom

Captivating History

Turn of the Century Immigrant Drawing activity -immigration -gilded age -American History -editable

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Study Lesson

Teaching American History

Cc Cycle 3

Identity Development

Social Studies Activities

Scholastic Teaching Tools | Resources for Teachers

Immigration: Stories of Yesterday and Today | Scholastic.com

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Westward Expansion Map of the U.S.a. | map Land Areas and Expansion to 1860 Western Expansion

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American History Lessons

First Year Teaching

Westward Expansion: Crash Course US History #24

Westward Expansion: Crash Course US History #24 - YouTube; Lots of good ones related to different topics in American History

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The Oregon Trail

Wilde Westen

Homeschool History

Teaching Social Studies

Teaching History

History Class

Watch the United States grow before your eyes

US Map that shows how the US grew. My students were cheering when new states became part of the union! What a great interactive visual for American History.

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High School Geography

Migration - Why do people migrate?

Migration - Why do people migrate? - YouTube

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Flat Stanley Ideas

Gold Rush Activities

Fourth Grade Homeschool

Coloma California

Gold Rush Party

Fourth Grade Social Studies

Math U See

Gold Panning

California Gold Rush of 1849

YouTube - California Gold Rush 1849 - a 1st person perspective

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High School Social Studies

Southern Coastal

Ca History

DriveThruRPG

This "lapbook" idea looks interesting. I'd LOVE to see an ELA component added to it...well, to pretty much everything :)

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Homestead Land

Homestead Act

Authors Point Of View

Historical Society marking 150th anniversary of Homestead Act

Montana Free homestead land, 1914

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oregon trail journals | Oregon Trail Diaries: Journeys to the Northwest

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Hogwarts Fashion

African American Family

American Photo

Black Glamour

Vintage Black Glamour

The Great Migration - African Americans c. 1910s-1940s

children's books on latin american immigration and migration

Hispanic Heritage Month

Classroom Library

Hispanic Heritage

11 Books on Latin American Immigration and Migration - Lee & Low Books

11 Books on Latin American Immigration and Migration. Our literacy specialist, Jill Eisenberg, presents 11 picture books to discuss current events around Latin American immigration.

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Far from Home

Far from Home | In this lesson, students explore images of Syrian refugees migrating through Europe and discuss cultural displacement and the impact of photography.

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Geno DNA Ancestry Kit

The Human Journey: Migration Routes Our species is an African one: Africa is where we first evolved, and where we have spent the majority of our time on Earth. The earliest fossils of recognizably modern Homo sapiens appear in the fossil record at Omo Kibish in Ethiopia, around 200,000 years ago.

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