GRADE 3 SOCIAL STUDIES. History

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GRADE 3 SOCIAL STUDIES History Standard 1 Chronological and Historical Thinking Skills Students use chronological and historical thinking skills to understand the difference between life in Louisiana past and present. 3.1.1 Create timelines that identify important events in the history of Louisiana early Native American and African American settlements Spanish and French settlements Louisiana Purchase statehood 3.1.2 Explain how technology has changed family and community life in telephone Louisiana over time transportation computer household appliances 3.1.3 Use distinctive vocabulary to sequence events related to Louisiana history month year decade century 3.1.4 Compare and contrast state and national historical symbols flags seals mottos monuments and statues 3.1.5 Categorize landmarks as state and national Capitol buildings White House Governor s mansion Statue of Liberty 3.1.6 Compare and contrast the influence of cultural groups in Louisiana Acadians/Cajuns French/Creoles Spanish African Americans Native Americans

3.1.7 Identify community and regional historical artifacts, including primary interviews sources, to answer historical questions photos diaries newspapers Standard 2 Key Events, Ideas, and People Students analyze how historical people and events have contributed to the diversity of Louisiana. 3.2.1 Explain how major explorers and leaders contributed to the early De Soto development of Louisiana La Salle Bienville Iberville Thomas Jefferson 3.2.2 Differentiate between early Native American cultures that lived in the regions of Louisiana 3.2.3 Identify the causes and effects of migration on Louisiana Caddo Chitimacha Coushatta Choctaw Natchez Tunica 3.2.4 Identify cultural elements that have contributed to the state s heritage cooking Mardi Gras language, festivals music Geography Standard 3 Maps and Globes Students locate and interpret major geographic features of Louisiana. 3.3.1 Describe characteristics and uses of various types of maps physical political resource/product population

3.3.2 Identify the hemispheres in which Louisiana is located Northern Hemisphere Southern Hemisphere Eastern Hemisphere Western Hemisphere 3.3.3 Locate various communities and cities in Louisiana using cardinal and intermediate directions 3.3.4 Locate and label major geographic features of Louisiana on a map Mississippi River Lake Pontchartrain Toledo Bend Reservoir Driskell Mountains 3.3.5 Differentiate between a town, parish, state, and country in which the student lives using a political map 3.3.6 Construct an outline map of Louisiana from memory modeling clay draw sketch 3.3.7 Locate specific places on a map using a simple grid system alpha numeric grid system longitude and latitude Standard 4 People, Land, and Environment Students examine how the people and the physical geography of Louisiana have directly influenced each other. 3.4.1 Compare and contrast the physical features of various regions of Louisiana grasslands/plains swamps woodlands coastal wetlands 3.4.2 Explain historical patterns of settlement in Louisiana using maps Acadians Creoles Cajuns Native Americans African Americans

3.4.3 Describe how people have changed the land to meet their basic needs over time in Louisiana 3.4.4 Explain how humans have adapted to the physical environment in different regions of Louisiana 3.4.5 Describe how humans affect the environment in Louisiana fishing 3.4.6 Distinguish between urban, suburban, and rural communities in Louisiana roads levees housing and other buildings bridges deforestation farming growth of cities 3.4.7 Describe the importance of natural resources in Louisiana using maps oil seafood sugarcane cattle Civics Standard 5 Government and Political Systems Students analyze the structures and function of local and state government. 3.5.1 Explain the difference between rules and laws 3.5.2 Explain who is responsible for enforcing state and local laws 3.5.3 Investigate the major responsibilities of the three branches of local and state government executive legislative judicial 3.5.4 Explain how local and state governments meet the basic needs of society local government: maintain parish roads and monitor jury, fire, and police departments state government: maintain state highways, schools, and parks and issue drivers licenses

3.5.5 Discuss the powers of local and state officials mayor senators/representatives lieutenant governor governor 3.5.6 Compare how government officials at the state and national levels are elected Standard 6 Citizenship Students investigate their role as a citizen of Louisiana. 3.6.1 Explain the rights and responsibilities of individuals in making a community and state a better place to live vote recycle volunteer pay taxes 3.6.2 Describe the qualities of a good leader and citizen honesty courage trustworthiness patriotism 3.6.3 Describe how a citizen can help solve a local issue school issues: bullying, following rules community issues: littering, recycling, making a community garden obey laws attend public meetings Economics Standard 7 Personal Finance Students develop an understanding of earning income, saving, and spending money in order to acquire economic decision-making skills. 3.7.1 Identify various ways that people earn income and how earning income contributes to the economic well-being of their community and state 3.7.2 List different ways people save their income and explain the advantages and disadvantages of each 3.7.3 Explain the benefits of comparative shopping when making economic decisions

Standard 8 Wants/Scarcity and Producers/Consumers Students make connections between the U.S. economic system and how it affects their daily lives. 3.8.1 Investigate the economic concepts of opportunity cost, scarcity, and surplus/shortage and give examples of each based on needs and wants 3.8.2 Investigate ways in which people are producers and consumers and explain why they depend on one another 3.8.3 Describe the basic concepts of supply and demand and explain how competition affects the prices of goods and services 3.8.4 Explain how producers and consumers affect prices wants: video game, toys needs: food, water, shelter Standard 9 Careers Students develop an understanding of key economic concepts and the role of certain types of occupations in the economy. 3.9.1 Explain the concepts of specialization and interdependence in the production of goods and services 3.9.2 Investigate the responsibilities and characteristics of various jobs police officer doctor/nurse lawyer teacher Standard 10 Exchange and Trade Students explain how people engage in trade and the economic benefits of trade. 3.10.1 Differentiate between imports and exports of goods in Louisiana imports: pineapple, clothing exports: seafood, sugarcane 3.10.2 Distinguish between the use of money and barter