1st Grade Left And Right Resources

Explore the formation and eruption of volcanoes, examining the materials they release. Gain an understanding of volcanic structures and processes, and develop skills to identify and describe volcanic activity and its effects on the natural environment.

Explore Theodore Roosevelt's impactful leadership in conservation and his historical significance. Gain insight into how his efforts safeguarded natural treasures, and learn valuable lessons on resilience and environmental stewardship.

Study the geographical location and characteristics of the Northeastern United States, highlighting its states and major cities. Learners will gain an understanding of this region's positioning and identify its key features, enhancing their social studies knowledge.

Explore the fundamental principles of transportation and communication, and understand their roles in the movement of people and goods. Gain insights into different transport technologies and communication strategies to enhance comprehension of societal interactions and logistics.

Explore fundamental concepts of geography and social behavior through engaging content that fosters an understanding of relative and absolute location, community roles, and the significance of societal rules. Learners will gain insights into these core ideas, developing their knowledge and skills in practical and meaningful ways.

Explore animal classification through identifying various groups such as fish, birds, mammals, reptiles, and amphibians. Gain knowledge about the characteristics of these groups and enhance comprehension skills with interactive questions and classification exercises.

The focus is on enhancing mapping skills and spatial understanding, engaging learners in the process of identifying various locations and grasping spatial relationships. Skills developed include the interpretation of maps and the improvement of geographical awareness.

Explore geography concepts by understanding relative and absolute location and interpreting map symbols. Enhance comprehension of geographical terms and American symbols, while developing map analysis skills and the ability to recognize national symbols.

Examine the early history of Virginia, highlighting pivotal events such as the founding of Jamestown and interactions with Native Peoples. Gain an understanding of historical settlements and their influence, enhancing knowledge of early American history and cultural exchanges.

Investigate the inspiring story of Ruby Bridges and her pivotal role in school integration. Understand the significance of courage and perseverance in historical contexts and explore how individuals can effect societal change.

Focus on geography skills to enhance understanding of the compass rose and directions using maps and globes. Aim to recognize cardinal directions, use map symbols, and grasp local geography to effectively navigate and interpret maps.

Focus on exploring the complexities of the natural environment and highlighting the importance of preservation. Emphasize the development of skills related to understanding natural resources and map skills. Learners will enhance their knowledge of geographical concepts and gain insights into the environmental roles and interdependencies. Ultimately, the aim is to foster greater awareness and stewardship of the environment.

Investigate the migration patterns and settlement practices of early humans in America, highlighting key historic events and geographic influences. Examine the cultural and societal aspects of Native American tribes, focusing on trade systems, housing, and agricultural practices. Develop a comprehensive understanding of how geography shaped early American societies and explore the diverse cultural responses to environmental challenges.

An introduction to pressure groups is provided, exploring their roles, methods, and impacts on government decisions and public opinion. Learners gain insights into the influence of pressure groups and develop the ability to critically evaluate their significance in modern politics.

Analyze the courageous journey of Ruby Bridges, who became the first African American to integrate a white school, marking a crucial moment in the Civil Rights Movement. Learners will gain insight into the importance of her actions and the challenges of school desegregation, examining its impact on historical social change.

Explore the foundational concepts of map reading, focusing on identifying maps, interpreting symbols, and understanding cardinal directions. Engaging with these concepts enhances geographic literacy and spatial understanding, equipping learners to navigate and interpret various map types and components effectively.

Grade 1 students will explore the concepts of responsibilities and rights. Learners will gain an understanding of civic duties, enhance their vocabulary, and develop problem-solving skills.

Students will develop spatial awareness by mastering direction words and effectively using maps and compasses. This content aims to enhance their ability to describe locations with directional language and grasp basic map features, ultimately improving navigation skills and geographical understanding.

Discover the intriguing voyage of the Pilgrims aboard the Mayflower and their subsequent establishment of Plymouth Colony, culminating in the first Thanksgiving. Gain insights into the motivations behind their migration, the intricacies of daily life in the nascent settlement, and the importance of their collaboration with Native American tribes. Learners will develop an understanding of historical contexts, intercultural relationships, and foundational events in American history.

Develop skills in narrative sequencing, understanding adjectives, and currency recognition to enhance descriptive language use and identify monetary values. Improve comprehension in social studies, science, and mathematics through these targeted learning outcomes.