3rd grade community social studies

Learn 5 ways to create an engaging communities unit for your students. Teach them facts about their community and other communities! They will learn about types of communities, community helpers, services and buildings in their communities, and more!

Teach 1st or 2nd grade communities with ease with these common core social studies lesson plans. Curriculum includes civics lesson plans, rural, urban, and suburban communities, goods and services, nonrenewable resources vs renewable resources, community helpers activities and community places crafts.

Teach student about their communities, the people that make up each community, and what their roles are as members of each community.

So, probably my last community project for a while. After this cute Building a Community foldable & packet, it'll be time to move on and work on some plant and animal science topics for a while. It's been fun gathering the information, and designing the templates for these cute community projects though! Hope you like them! If you want to pick yourself up a copy of the templates and get your students working on building their own communities, they're available (with some worksheets thrown in…

Kids will have fun while learning where do I Live with this printable activity perfect for preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten students.

In Texas, 3rd Grade Social Studies is ALL about communities. When I first started teaching 3rd, it seemed like every unit was another "Communities Unit"

Hello Everyone! Hope you're having a joyfilled day!! I wanted to share my "Me and My Community" social studies mini unit with you. If you are one of my kiddos reading this, have mom or dad print it off for you and get busy!! :) We've done many of these activities already, but it is still a great summer time filler! The unit contains 30 pages of poems, drawing and writing activities, anchor chart activities, a mini book for kids to make, citizenship, community workers, map skill activities…

Social Studies Unit for Second Grade - My Community - Savvy Teaching Tips

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An introduction to the five regions of the United States: why we have regions, the characteristics of regions, physical features, human features, climate, natural resources, and culture. Includes mini-lapbook and informational text. Find out here: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Regions-Introduction-Lapbook-Unit-with-Informational-text-Five-Regions-1330119

Looking for creative ways to teach about Community Helpers? This blog is filled with activities and ideas for every grade level, from pre-k to 5th grade! Whether it's through crafts, games, or interactive lessons, your students will enjoy exploring the vital roles of community helpers in their community.

Studying about communities is part of the primary social studies program, so what better way to share what has been learned than to create a 3D community. This project involves learning mapping skills, planning skills, the important of businesses and services, and what is needed in a community. Children are involved in the planning from the beginning. community projects for kids|mapping skills|build your own community|community ideas for kids|how to create a community map

Calling all grade three teachers in Ontario! Check out these lessons, units, and centres specifically designed for the Ontario curriculum. Planning science, socials and math has never been easier. Plus, many units are available in french! #ontarioteacher #gradethree

This 1st grade Social Studies curriculum is everything you need to teach a year of content-driven social studies lessons. #firstgrade

Kindergarten Corps: Social Studies In Kindergarten: Maps and Communities - A clear explanation of a a week's worth of activities for maps. FREE download link to blackline masters.

Communities Poster

Hi friends! It's Ashley from That's So Second Grade! I can't wait to share some of the latest happenings from my little world of 2nd grade here at the Primary Chalkboard! In response to a graduate school project that I was given, as well as an effort to enhance one of our 2nd grade social studies standards, I decided to have my kiddos really spend some time learning about cultures in various countries around the world. Last year my 2nd graders were thrilled to learn all about Africa.. but…