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6th Grade - Study Guide SS Midterm 1 st 22/23

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Do you want to go further? Check out this material:

What is history for?

Human prehistory

Write a short paragraph (minimum of 80 words) in which you explained the most interesting thing you figured out about these topics by watching the video (or the videos) above and why.

Expectation:

RUBRIC FOR OPEN-ENDED QUESTIONS:

WATCH OUT!

Check out the rubric (expectations) of a good answer:

Checklist: Mark an X in those topics YOU DID.

(   ) Minimum of 20 words

(   ) You rephrased the question to introduce your answer.

(    ) You stated an idea that has a beginning, development, and ending.

(   ) You provided at least 2 examples related to your main idea.

(   ) You checked your answer for grammar or spelling mistakes.

(   ) You checked the punctuation of your text.

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1 - What is “Social Studies”?

2 - Identify at least three areas of Social Studies and explain them:

3 - Mention three topics that we can study in Social Studies.

4 - Is a book written in 2022 about Ancient Egypt a primary or secondary source? Why?

5 - Are the Egyptian pyramids primary or secondary sources? Why?

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Book Trunity - Module 01

Video about Social Studies

Video about Primary and Secondary Sources

Life in Prehistory

Life in Prehistory (video)

Slides 6A / 6B

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What If You Had to Live a Day in the Stone Age

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INTRODUCTION TO SOCIAL STUDIES

What do you have to know for the test?

- Define Social Studies and identify its areas (History, Psychology, Geography, Politics, Economics, and others);

- Analyze the historical timeline and its division between Prehistory and History;

- Define the concept “primary sources” and “secondary sources” and identify them.

- Describe life during prehistoric times.