1st Grade Social Studies Through The Arts Resources

Explore the achievements and contributions of historical figures such as Benjamin Franklin and Ruby Bridges. Understand Franklin’s multifaceted impact on science, politics, and philosophy, and examine his role in shaping American society. Learn about Ruby Bridges’ pioneering journey in the civil rights movement, highlighting her courage in desegregating an all-white school. Gain insights into how their actions and legacies continue to influence contemporary society and foster awareness of social justice and innovation. Develop critical thinking and analytical skills by evaluating their contributions within historical and modern contexts.

Learn about the significance of various community roles and their impact on social structures. Gain insights into leadership, community building, and various job functions as essential components of societal interactions and development.

Exploration of communities involves identifying different types such as rural, urban, and suburban, and understanding the distinctions between goods and services. Gain insights into the roles and functions of communities. The learning outcomes focus on recognizing community types, differentiating goods from services, and understanding the contributions of each to community dynamics. Skills developed include critical thinking, analytical skills, and comprehension of community structures and economic functions.

Engage with the rich tapestry of Nigerian culture by examining traditional practices, beliefs, and the country's diverse natural resources. Foster an understanding of cultural differences and cultivate an appreciation for varied customs.

Examine the characteristics and types of communities, focusing on urban, suburban, and rural environments. Learners will identify and analyze community features, comparing the distinct attributes of each community type.

Explore the diverse role and responsibilities of a pastor within the community, promoting an understanding of how they contribute as community helpers. Focus on developing insights into pastoral duties, emphasizing skills such as empathy, leadership, and community engagement.

Explore the methods for evaluating credible sources and the study of key U.S. historical documents such as the Articles of Confederation. Acquire a foundational understanding of the development of American governance, emphasizing the importance of critical analysis and historical context.

Investigate the roles of various community helpers and their essential contributions to societal well-being. Understand how their work supports and enhances civic engagement. Learners will gain insights into the significance of community helpers and develop a deeper appreciation for the interconnectedness of community roles. Skills emphasized include critical thinking, social awareness, and active civic participation.

Explore the connection between food and clothing with ethnic identity and cultural diversity. Understand the distinctions between ethnicity and race while appreciating multicultural perspectives.

Participants explore the various roles within a community, focusing on cooperation and elements of urban life. They identify essential community functions and gain an understanding of urban living dynamics.

Investigate the economic and cultural impacts of Spanish missions in the Americas, focusing on how they influenced resource distribution and were affected by geographic factors. Utilize critical thinking to analyze historical exploration and economic systems. Develop a deep understanding of the interplay between mission activities and local environments, analyzing how economic resources were managed and distributed.

Develop the ability to ask insightful questions regarding community roles and safety. Focus on recognizing geographic locations and essential societal functions to boost situational awareness.

Focus on core social studies elements, covering government structures, leadership responsibilities, and the meaning behind civic symbols. Develop the ability to distinguish between needs and wants, as well as the skills to recognize various goods and services.

Examine the functions of producers and consumers within the economy and explore key financial concepts such as saving and borrowing. Learners will understand economic roles and develop fundamental money management skills.