Scope and Sequence. myworld Social Studies: Grade K- Here We Are
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1 Scope and Sequence myworld Social Studies: Grade K- Here We Are Chapter 1: My Family, My School Lesson 1: What makes a good citizen? Lesson 2: What are rights? What are responsibilities? Lesson 3: How do we get along with others? Lesson 4: What rules do we follow? Lesson 5: Who are our leaders? Lesson 6: How do we make decisions? Lesson 7: what are our country s symbols? Lesson 8: What are our country s monuments? Chapter 2: Everybody Works Lesson 1: What do we need? What do we want? Lesson 2: how so we get what we need or want? Lesson 3: How do we use money? Lesson 4: What are jobs that people do? Lesson 5: Why do we make choices? Lesson 5: What are goods and services? Chapter 3: Where We Live Lesson 1: Where do we live? Lesson 2: Where are places located? Lesson 3: What do maps show? Lesson 4: What are landforms? Lesson 5: What are bodies of water? Lesson 6: What do globes show? Lesson 7: What is weather like? Lesson 8: What are the seasons? Lesson 9: How do we use earth s resources? Chapter 4: Our Traditions Lesson 1: How are people alike and different? Lesson 2: How are families alike and different? Lesson 3: What is culture? Lesson 4: How do we celebrate? Lesson 5: What are national holidays? Lesson 6: Who are American folk heroes? Lesson 7: What are other cultures like? Chapter 5: Life Then and Now Lesson 1: What is my personal history? Lesson 2: how do we talk about time? Lesson 3: How do we measure time? Lesson 4: What is a timeline? Lesson 5: How can we learn about history? Page 1 of 8
2 Lesson 6: who are American heroes from the past? Lesson 7: How have families changed? Lesson 8: How has school changed? Lesson 9: How have communities changed? Lesson 10: how has technology changed? myworld Social Studies: Grade 1- Making Our Way Chapter 1: My School, My Community Lesson 1: I Am a Good Citizen Lesson 2: My Rights and Responsibilities Lesson 3: I Follow Rules Lesson 4: My Leaders Lesson 5: My Government Lesson 6: Symbols of My Country Chapter 2: Work in the Community Lesson 1: What We Need, What We want Lesson 2: Why We Make Choices Lesson 3: Good and Services Lesson 4: Buying and Selling Lesson 5: Spending and Saving Lesson 6: Jobs People Do Chapter 3: Looking at Our World Lesson 1: Where Things Are Located Lesson 2: Maps and Globes Lesson 3: Land and Water Lesson 4: Continents and Oceans Lesson 5: Our Environment Lesson 6: Getting From Here to There Chapter 4: Traditions We Share Lesson 1: What Is Culture? Lesson 2: Families Are Alike and Different Lesson 3: What Are Our Celebrations? Lesson 4: We Celebrate Our Nation Lesson 5: Stories from the Past Lesson 6: Sharing Our Cultures Chapter 5: Our Past, Our Present Lesson 1: Measuring Time Lesson 2: Talking About Time Lesson 3: How We Learn About History Lesson 4: American Heroes Lesson 5: Life Then and Now Lesson 6: Technology Then and Now Page 2 of 8
3 myworld Social Studies: Grade 2- We Do Our Part Chapter 1: My Community, My Country Lesson 1: We Are Good Citizens Lesson 2: Our Rights as Citizens Lesson 3: We Follow Rules and Laws Lesson 4: Our Government Lesson 5: Our Leaders Lesson 6: Our Country s Symbols Chapter 2: Working To Meet Our Needs Lesson 1: Needs and Wants Lesson 2: Making Good Choices Lesson 3: Producing and Consuming Goods Lesson 4: Service Workers and Their Jobs Lesson 5: Trading for Goods and Services Lesson 6: Making Choices About Money Chapter 3: The World Around Us Lesson 1: Talking About Location Lesson 2: All About Maps Lesson 3: Our Earth Lesson 4: Landforms and Bodies of Water Lesson 5: Weather and Climate Lesson 6: Our Environment Lesson 7: Earth s Resources Lesson 8: Moving Ideas, People, and Things Chapter 4: Celebrating Our Traditions Lesson 1: Culture Is Our Way of Life Lesson 2: Culture in Our Country Lesson 3: What We Celebrate Lesson 4: American Stories Lesson 5: Two Cultures Chapter 5: Our Nation Past and Present Lesson 1: Life Then and Now Lesson 2: Learning About the Past Lesson 3: The First Americans Lesson 4: America s Early Settlers Lesson 5: A Growing Nation Lesson 6: Technology Then and Now Page 3 of 8
4 myworld Social Studies: Grade 3- We Are Connected Chapter 1: Our Communities Lesson 1: What Makes a Community? Lesson 2: Types of Communities Lesson 3: Three Types of Communities Chapter 2: Our Environment Lesson 1: Land and Water Lesson 2: Weather and Climate Lesson 3: Using Earth s Resources Lesson 4: Interacting With the Environment Chapter 3: Communities Build a Nation Lesson 1: American s First People Lesson 2: Early Explorers Lesson 3: Early Spanish Communities Lesson 4: Early French Communities Lesson 5: Early English Communities Lesson 6: Creating a New Nation Chapter 4: U.S. Government Lesson 1: Our Democracy Lesson 2: Branches of Government Lesson 3: Levels of Government Chapter 5: Citizenship Lesson 1: Good Citizens, Good Deeds Lesson 2: Taking Action for Our Rights Lesson 3: Taking Action for a Cause Chapter 6: A Growing Nation Lesson 1: New Ways to Travel Lesson 2: A New Home in America Lesson 3: New ways to Communicate Lesson 4: New Ideas Chapter 7: Working in Our Communities Lesson 1: Meeting Our Needs and Wants Lesson 2: Producers and Consumers Lesson 3: Exchanging Goods and Services Lesson 4: Spending and Saving Lesson 5: Many Different Jobs Chapter 8: Celebrating Our Communities Lesson 1: People and Cultures Lesson 2: Culture Through the Arts Lesson 3: Cultural Celebrations Lesson 4: Our Nation s Diversity Page 4 of 8
5 myworld Social Studies: Grade 4- Regions of Our Country Chapter 1: Geography of the United States Lesson 1: Land and regions in the Unites States Lesson 2: Weather and Climate Lesson 3: Regions and Resources Lesson 4: People and the Land Chapter 2: Americans and Their History Lesson 1: America and Europe Lesson 2: A New Nation Lesson 3: Growth and Civil War Lesson 4: The United States Becomes a World Power Lesson 5: The United State Since World War II Chapter 3: Government in the Unites States Lesson 1: Principles of Our Government Lesson 2: How Our Government Works Lesson 3: Our Rights and Responsibilities Chapter 4: The Nation s Economy Lesson 1: What Is the Economy? Lesson 2: Trade and Markets Lesson 3: People and the Economy Lesson 4: A Global Economy Chapter 5: Regions: The Northeast Lesson 1: The Land of the Northeast Lesson 2: Resources in the Northeast Lesson 3: Birthplace of the Nation Lesson 4: Growth and Change in the Northeast Lesson 5: The Northeast Today Chapter 6: Regions: The Southeast Lesson 1: Land and Water of the Southeast Lesson 2: Climate of the Southeast Lesson 3: A Land of Many Resources Lesson 4: Settling the Southeast Lesson 5: Southern Life Chapter 7: Regions: The Midwest Lesson 1: In the Heart of the Nation Lesson 2: Resources and Farming Lesson 3: Settling in the Midwest Lesson 4: The Midwest on the Move Chapter 8: Regions: The Southwest Lesson 1: Southwestern Land and Water Lesson 2: Climate of the Southwest Lesson 3: The Southwest s Past Lesson 4: Growth of the Southwest Lesson 5: Life in a Dry Land Page 5 of 8
6 Chapter 8: Regions: The West Lesson 1: A Varied Land Lesson 2: Climate of the West Lesson 3: Western Resources Lesson 4: Growth of the West Lesson 5: The West Today myworld Social Studies: Grade 5A- Building Our Country Chapter 1: The First Americans Lesson 1: Ancient American Civilizations Lesson 2: Adapting to Difference Places Lesson 3: Native American Cultures Chapter 2: Age of Exploration Lesson 1: Technology Shapes Exploration Lesson 2: Explorers for Spain Lesson 3: The Columbia Exchange Chapter 3: Settlements Take Roots Lesson 1: The Spanish Colony in the Americas Lesson 2: The English Colonies in Virginia Lesson 3: Pilgrims and Puritans in New England Lesson 4: The French and Dutch in North America Chapter 4: Life in the Colonies Lesson 1: New England, Middle, and Southern Colonies Lesson 2: Daily Life in the Colonies Lesson 3: Slavery in the Colonies Lesson 4: The French and Indian War Chapter 5: The American Revolution Lesson 1: Tensions With Britain Lesson 2: The Colonist Rebel Lesson 3: Declaring Independence Lesson 4: On the Battlefield and at Home Lesson 5: Winning Independence Chapter 6: A New Nation Lesson 1: Articles of Confederation Lesson 2: Creating the Constitution Lesson 3: The Bill of Rights Lesson 4: Key Concepts of the Constitution Chapter 7: The Young National Grows Lesson 1: Washington Takes Office Lesson 2: Jefferson and the Louisiana Purchase Lesson 3: The War of 1812 Lesson 4: Native Americans and the Trail of Tears Lesson 5: Women and African Americans Fight for Freedom Page 6 of 8
7 Chapter 8: Moving West Lesson 1: Inventions, Roads, and Railroads Lesson 2: The Lone Star State Lesson 3: Trails to the West Lesson 4: The California Gold Rush Chapter 9: Civil War and Reconstruction Lesson 1: Struggles Over Slavery Lesson 2: The War Begins Lesson 3: Life During the Civil War Lesson 4: The War Ends Lesson 5: Reconstruction myworld Social Studies Grade 5B- The Growth of Our Country Chapter 9: Civil War and Reconstruction Lesson 1: Struggles Over Slavery Lesson 2: The War Begins Lesson 3: Life During the Civil War Lesson 4: The War Ends Lesson 5: Reconstruction Chapter 10: Expanding West and Overseas Lesson 1: Railroads, Miners, and Ranchers Lesson 2: Sodbuster and Homesteaders Lesson 3: Native Americans Struggle to Survive Lesson 4: Expanding Overseas Chapter 11: Industry and Immigration Lesson 1: Inventors and Inventions Lesson 2: The Impact of Bug Business Lesson 3: Immigration Chapter 12: Struggle for Reform Lesson 1: The Progressive Era Lesson 2: Unequal Opportunities for African Americans Lesson 3: The Fright for Women s Rights Chapter 13: Good Times and Hardships Lesson 1: World War I Lesson 2: The Roaring Twenties Lesson 3: The Great Depression Lesson 4: The New Deal Chapter 14: World War II Lesson 1: World War II Begins Lesson 2: World War II at Home Lesson 3: World War II in Europe Lesson 4: The Holocaust Lesson 5: World War II in the Pacific Page 7 of 8
8 Chapter 15: The Cold War Lesson 1: A Divided World Lesson 2: The Superpowers Compete Lesson 3: Cold War Conflicts Lesson 4: The End of the Cold War Chapter 16: America Changes Lesson 1: Postwar America Lesson 2: Civil Rights Lesson 3: From the Great Society to Reagan Chapter 17: Americans Today Lesson 1: Trials at Home and Abroad Lesson 2: Threats to Peace and Prosperity Lesson 3: Meeting Today s Challenges Page 8 of 8
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