1st Grade Use Time Order Words Resources

Focuses on fundamental cultural concepts and distinguishing facts from opinions. Enhances understanding of primary and secondary sources and basic time management skills. Fosters critical thinking and comprehension abilities in social studies.

Focuses on developing essential map skills by exploring different types of maps and their key features. Learners will gain the ability to identify cardinal directions, interpret map symbols, and appreciate the significance of various map types, enhancing their geographical literacy and comprehension.

Explore the fundamental concepts of citizenship and civics within the US government, focusing on the responsibilities and rights of citizens. Develop a deeper understanding of active citizenship, the historical context of the US government, and the structure of civic duties to prepare for engaged participation in democratic processes.

Exploration of key concepts in voting systems, such as First Past the Post and Ranked Choice, enhances understanding of the features and impacts of different voting methods. Learners develop skills in recognizing political logos and comprehending election processes.

Exploration of key concepts of time focuses on events from past, present, and future, along with the tools used to measure and organize these events. Learners develop an understanding of chronological order and the significance of historical timelines, aiding in the formation of a foundational knowledge of temporal concepts in social studies.

Focus on understanding the concepts of responsibility and community engagement. Learn to identify actions that align with community rules and gain insight into making thoughtful decisions that positively impact community well-being.

Exploring the evolution of communication and lifestyle practices from the past to the present, students engage with historical and modern-day differences. Insights into social development over time are gained, enhancing understanding of historical contexts and fostering skills in comparing and contrasting different eras.

Explore the unique characteristics of Arab countries by identifying their capital cities and national flags. Enhance geographical awareness and cultural understanding through the distinctive traits of each nation, fostering comprehensive knowledge of regional diversity.

Explore the fundamental principles of First-Past-The-Post (FPTP) and compare them with Ranked Choice voting. Examine the global operation of these systems, particularly within parliamentary elections. Gain insights into the mechanics of elections, enabling critical evaluation of different voting systems and understanding their impact on democracy.

Explore Jean Piaget's constructivist theory to understand cognitive development thoroughly. Gain insights into how interaction with the environment influences cognitive processes, enabling analysis of developmental patterns in children and application of constructivist principles in educational settings.

First-grade students engage in developing an understanding of time concepts, including past and present. By exploring key historical figures such as Abraham Lincoln and Thomas Jefferson, learners build the ability to distinguish between different time periods and gain foundational historical knowledge.

Explore the lifestyles and traditions of the Wampanoag people and Pilgrims by examining historical events and comparing daily life. Gain insights into historical perspectives and appreciate the impact of cultural exchanges in shaping society.

Discover the vibrant celebration of Kwanzaa through an exploration of its history, traditions, and symbols. Gain insights into African American cultural practices, engage in identifying important Kwanzaa symbols, and understand the significance of this festival.

Engaging with visual cues and emotional expressions facilitates the recognition and comparison of sizes. Skills in identifying size differences and emotions are developed, supporting foundational cognitive and emotional understanding.

Explore Zoom's essential features and functionalities that enhance communication and interaction in digital environments. Understand the practical applications of tools such as Screen Sharing, Recording, and the Waiting Room to improve virtual communication skills and grasp the technical benefits of online meeting platforms.

Focus on the fundamentals of citizenship and community involvement, exploring voting, community service, and civic responsibilities. Learners will understand the rights and responsibilities of citizens, discover ways to contribute positively to their communities, and recognize the importance of civic participation.

Strategies to enhance community engagement and understanding through interactive methods and gamification focus on fostering skills in identifying community helpers and effective communication tools. Learners will develop a strong sense of community responsibility and empathy.

Explore the key features and criticisms of various global voting systems, such as First Past the Post and Ranked Choice, enabling a comprehensive understanding of each system's strengths and weaknesses. Develop the ability to critically evaluate electoral processes by analyzing the advantages and disadvantages of each voting method.

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.

Explore the concept of communities, examine the evolution of transportation over time, and compare historical and current forms of transportation. Gain an understanding of how communities change, identify various modes of transportation, and analyze the impact of technological advancements on transportation efficiency and safety. The learning outcomes focus on recognizing community evolution, differentiating transportation methods, and comprehending the role of technology in improving transportation.