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Regional Geography of the United States: The Southeastern Region: Part 02

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Explores the Southeastern region of the United States. The program highlights the states found in the region, including the various landforms, agriculture, and the region's rich history.

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Look around and you will see many different people speaking different languages, eating different foods, wearing different clothes. This is America, a country of many different peoples, but where did they come from? When did they come to America? And how did they get here?

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The Constitution and Constitution Day: A Beginner's Guide

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Jeffrey and Lilly, along with their intelligent dog Mr. Beanbody, travel back in time to learn about the United States Constitution. Along the way, they explore the three branches of United States government and the Bill of Rights. Mr. Beanbody goes on to explain the origins of Constitution Day, a national holiday celebrated in communities across the United States.

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- Tulip Sees America, pp. 100-111 (teacher read aloud)
- Our Country’s Land, pp.112 – 115
- Our Country’s Water, pp.116-119
- Read a Map Key pp. 24-25 (Activity p. 7)
- Read a Land and Water Map pp. 120-121 (Activity Book p. 29)
- Find Directions on a Map pp. 126-127 (Activity p. 31)
- Family Heritage, pp.178-183
- Our Country’s Government, pp. 70–73
- The Constitution of the United States (Trade Book)

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- Growing Seasons, pp. 212-
215
- Celebrating Our Country’s
History, pp. 236-241

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The national symbols help to honor our history and think of the United States as a country of hope, freedom, and friendship. Learn about the stories behind the country's symbols and their significance to Americans. Includes the Flag of the United States, the Liberty Bell, the Statue of Liberty, and the Bald Eagle.

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- Our Country Of Many People,
pp. 168-169
- Community Celebrations,
pp. 186-189
- “America the Beautiful” pp. 44-
45
- Signs of Citizen Pride, pp. 74-79
- Read a Map of World Countries
pp. 200-201
- Spreading Culture, pp.196-199
- Read a Timeline pp.220-221

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Introduces young students to the key concepts surrounding a community's economy. The program explains the differences between wants and needs, goods and services, and the public and private sector. Engaging visuals show various production and service jobs, including teachers, mail carriers, fire fighters, and police officers, and explains why taxes are necessary for a functioning and vibrant community.

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States that the 13th Amendment to the United States Constitution calls for the abolition of slavery, and includes a brief summary of the history of slavery in the United States. The segment also provides a video quiz that is based on the content of the segment.

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Documents the historic impact made by Ruby Bridges, one of four children chosen to desegregate the public school system in New Orleans, Louisiana during 1960. The presentation witnesses the heroic efforts made by Bridges and her teacher, Barbara Henry, as they forged a new path into the future.

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- Make A Thoughtful Decision, pp. 152-153
- Needs and Wants, pp. 32-33
- Work and Income, pp. 286-289
- Skills: Make Choices When Buying p. 290-291
- Examine Primary Sources: History of Money p. 292-295
- What Makes A Good Citizen? pp. 82-87
- Contributions in World History pp. 252-255
- Work Together pp. 16-17
- Solve Problems pp. 16-17
- Celebrating Heroes of the Past pp 244 - 249

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Compare the lives of people living in a community today to those who lived recently and long ago. Re-creations, artifacts, photographs, and time-lines tell the stories of how our parents, grandparents, and other ancestors lived on a daily basis. Includes different types of shelter, food, clothing, transportation, recreation, and forms of education.

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-Horizons – Unit 5 Past and
Present
-Examine Primary Sources:
Better Tools p. 136*
-Read a Time Line p. 220-221
-Examine Primary Sources:
Learning About the Past p.
222*
-Growing Seasons p. 212-215
-Celebrating Our Country’s
History p. 236-241
-Our Country of Many People
p. 168-169
-Spreading Culture p. 196-199
-“America the Beautiful” p.
44-45
-Signs of Citizen Pride p. 74-79
-Visit Mount Rushmore p.
258-259
-Time for Kids: Ellis Island
(immigration), Robert Fulton
(transportation), Amelia Earhart (transportation):
(small books from Horizons
adoption)*
- Skills: Find Point of View p.
170
-Community Celebrations
p.186-189
- Geography: Inca Highways p.
255
- Heritage: Family Reunion p.
178-183
-Horizons – Unit 3 People
looking at the Earth; Lesson 5
People and the Land
-Story: Tulip Sees America p.
100-111
-Our Country’s Land p. 112-115
(Activity pg. 27)
-Our Country’s Water p.
116-119 (Activity pg. 28)
-Read a Land and Water Map p.
120-121 (Activity pg. 29)
-Read a Map Key p. 24
-Find States and Capitals p. 68
-Find Directions on a Map p.
126
-Use a Map Scale p. 146*
-Follow Routes on a Map p.
176*
-Read a Map of World
-Countries p. 200-201
-Horizons – Unit 6 People at
Work
-Skills: Make Choices When
Buying p. 290-291
-Examine Primary Sources:
History of Money p. 292-295

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The national symbols help to honor our history and think of the United States as a country of hope, freedom, and friendship. Learn about the stories behind the country's symbols and their significance to Americans. Includes the Flag of the United States, the Liberty Bell, the Statue of Liberty, and the Bald Eagle.

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Regional Geography of the United States: The Great Plains Region: Introduction

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Explores the Great Plains region of the United States. The program highlights the states found in the region, and explores the landforms, agriculture, and history of the Great Plains.

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This second grade lesson reinforces the concept of then (past) and now (present). Students read an expository text and find verifiable evidence from the past of games and toys that were used by children more than 100 years ago. To find the evidence, the students use primary sources, both historic photographs and diary entries. The students use this evidence and personal experiences from their own lives to write an original essay. This lesson can be done in one day. Select each image to see a PDF with the front and back of each card.

Lesson plan

Spanish translations for each card have been provided by students in the Spanish classes of Roberto Barrera, Fredonia High School.

To view a PDF of the front and back, click on the card.

Kansas History, Government and Social Studies Standards:

Standard #4: Societies experience continuity and change over time.

4.2: The student will analyze the context of continuity and change and the vehicles of reform, drawing conclusions about past change and potential future change.

Kansas College and Career Ready Standards:

W.2.8: The student recalls information from experiences or gathers information from provided sources to answer a question.

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Read Kansas! Primary - P-14 Games Children Play: Then and Now

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This lesson, designed for second graders, addresses an important Kansas landmark, the State Capitol. Students will use five Read Kansas! cards to learn why the Capitol is a significant historic site. Students will write five sentences based on the information from their readings and discussion. The sentences will be written on a fan in the shape of the Capitol. The lesson is designed to take three class periods but can be adjusted to meet individual class schedules. Select each image to see a PDF with the front and back of each card.

Lesson plan

Spanish translations for each card have been provided by students in the Spanish classes of Roberto Barrera, Fredonia High School.

To view a PDF of the front and back, click on the card

Kansas History, Government and Social Studies Standards

Standard #3: Societies are shaped by beliefs, ideas, and diversity.

3.1: The student will recognize and evaluate significant beliefs, contributions, and ideas of the many diverse peoples and groups and their impact on individuals, communities, states, and nations.

Kansas College and Career Ready Standards:

W.2.2: The student write informative/explanatory texts in which they introduce a topic, use facts and definitions to develop points, and provide a concluding statement or section.

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Read Kansas! Primary - P-13 Kansas State Capitol

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This lesson, designed for second graders, addresses an important Kansas landmark, the State Capitol. Students will use five Read Kansas! cards to learn why the Capitol is a significant historic site. Students will write five sentences based on the information from their readings and discussion.

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The purpose of this lesson is to introduce second graders the idea of immigration, which is basic knowledge needed to study history and geography at more advanced levels. The students will read a story about a Croatian immigrant community in Kansas. They will answer basic questions that will aid in the understanding of this concept, and they will write a caption for an illustration that includes feelings and thoughts about the topic. The lesson is divided into two parts with the possibility of an extended activity but can be adjusted to meet individual classroom needs.

Lesson plan

Spanish translations for each card have been provided by students in the Spanish classes of Roberto Barrera, Fredonia High School.

To view a PDF of the front and back of the card, click on the image.

Kansas History, Government and Social Studies Standards:

Standard #1: Choices have consequences.

1.2: The student will analyze the context under which choices are made and draw conclusions about the motivations and goals of the decision-makers.

Standard #4: Societies experience continuity and change over time

4.1: The student will recognize and evaluate continuity and change over time and its impact on individuals, institutions, communities, states, and nations.

Kansas College and Career Ready Standards

RI 2.1: The student will ask and answer such questions as who, what, where, when, why and how to demonstrate understanding of key details in a text.

RI.2.7: The student explains how specific images contribute to and clarify a text.

SL 2.1: The student will participate in collaborative conversations with diverse partners about grade 2 topics and texts with peers and adults in small and larger groups.

For an additional activity visit the online exhibit Marijana: My The People's Painter.

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Read Kansas! Primary - P-12 Immigration: Marijana's Story

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The purpose of this second grade lesson is to have students find similarities between their lives and those of people from the past. The students will use Read Kansas! cards to learn about daily life activities of an Osage boy and a pioneer girl. Students will identify similarities and use that information to write a paragraph or draw a picture comparing their daily life with one of these children from the past. The lesson can be completed in one or two class periods. Select each image to see a PDF with the front and back of each card.

Lesson plan

Spanish translations for each card have been provided by students in the Spanish classes of Roberto Barrera, Fredonia High School.

To view a PDF of the front and back of each image, click on the card.

Kansas Standards for History, Government and Social Studies

Standard #4: Societies experience continuity and change over time.

4.1: The student will recognize and evaluate continuity and change over time and its impact on individuals, institutions, communities, states, and nations.

Kansas College and Career Ready Standards:

RI.2.5: The student knows and uses various text features (e.g., captions, bold print, subheadings, glossaries, indexes, electronic menus, icons) to locate key facts or information in a text efficiently.

RI.2.9: The student compares and contrasts the most important points presented by two texts on the same topic.

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Read Kansas! Primary - P-11 My Daily Life in Kansas

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The purpose of this second grade lesson is to have students find similarities between their lives and those of people from the past. The students will use Read Kansas! cards to learn about daily life activities of an Osage boy and a pioneer girl.

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The purpose of this lesson is to have second grade students investigate five forms of transportation used in Kansas in the past and present. Students will locate information and complete a chart to compare and contrast the five forms of transportation. They will use the information in the chart to create their own postcard about one form of transportation. The lesson is designed to take five class periods but can be adjusted to meet individual teacher's needs.

Lesson plan

Spanish translations for each card have been provided by students in the Spanish classes of Roberto Barrera, Fredonia High School.

To view a PDF of the front and back of each image, click on the card.

Kansas Standards for History, Government and Social Studies:

Standard #3: Societies are shaped by beliefs, ideas, and diversity.

3.1: The student will recognize and evaluate significant beliefs, contributions, and ideas of the many diverse peoples and groups and their impact on individuals, communities, states, and nations.

Kansas College and Career Readiness Standards:

RF 2.4.a: The student will read with sufficient accuracy and fluency to support comprehension and read on-level text with purpose and understanding.

W 2.2: The student will write informative/explanatory texts in which they introduce a topic, use facts and definitions to develop points, and provide a concluding statement or section.

SL 2.1(a-c): The student will participate in collaborative conversations with diverse partners about grade 2 topics and text with peers and adults in small and larger groups.

SL 4.4: The student reports on a topic or text, tells a story, or recounts an experience in an organized manner, using appropriate facts and relevant descriptive detains to support main ideas or themes; speak clearly at an understandable pace.

L 2.2: The student will demonstrate command of the conventions of standard English capitalization, punctuation, and spelling when writing.

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Read Kansas! Primary - P-10 Kansans On the Move

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The purpose of this lesson is to have second grade students investigate five forms of transportation used in Kansas in the past and present. Students will locate information and complete a chart to compare and contrast the five forms of transportation. They will use the information in the chart to create their own postcard about one form of transportation.

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Serves the library needs of Kansas citizens and provides access to high-quality online resources.

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The lessons designed for the primary grades (K-3) have been developed to increase students' appreciation of Kansas and its history. Each lesson emphasizes reading skills normally taught in the primary grades. The online version includes the correlation of the Kansas Reading and Writing standards with the newly adopted Kansas College and Career Ready Standards (KCCRS). The lessons cover a variety of topics, all of which are included in the Kansas social studies standards. Each lesson comes with attractive student cards, complete lesson plans and activities.

Kindergarten

Number Lesson

P-1 Living in Kansas Today

P-2 Where is Kansas?

P-3 Kansas Symbols Bingo

P-4 Family Animals: Reading Historic Photographs

First Grade

Number Lesson

P-5 Kansas Crops: From Seeds to Food

P-6 American IndianHomes in Kansas

P-7 Kansas Prairie Homes

P-8 The Kansas Flag

P-9 Learning to Ask Questions

Second Grade

Number Lesson

P-10 Kansans on the Move

P-11 My Daily Life in Kansas

P-12 Immigration: Marijana's Story

P-13 Kansas State Capitol

P-14 Games Children Play: Then and Now

Third Grade

Number Lesson

P-15 I Live in Kansas!

P-16 Holidays in Kansas

P-17 Historic Places in Kansas

P-18 Understanding Clues From the Past: School Days

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The lessons designed for the primary grades (K-3) have been developed to increase students' appreciation of Kansas and its history. Each lesson emphasizes reading skills normally taught in the primary grades. The online version includes the correlation of the Kansas Reading and Writing standards with the newly adopted Kansas College and Career Ready Standards (KCCRS). The lessons cover a variety of topics, all of which are included in the Kansas social studies standards. Each lesson comes with attractive student cards, complete lesson plans and activities.

Kindergarten

Number Lesson

P-1 Living in Kansas Today

P-2 Where is Kansas?

P-3 Kansas Symbols Bingo

P-4 Family Animals: Reading Historic Photographs

First Grade

Number Lesson

P-5 Kansas Crops: From Seeds to Food

P-6 American IndianHomes in Kansas

P-7 Kansas Prairie Homes

P-8 The Kansas Flag

P-9 Learning to Ask Questions

Second Grade

Number Lesson

P-10 Kansans on the Move

P-11 My Daily Life in Kansas

P-12 Immigration: Marijana's Story

P-13 Kansas State Capitol

P-14 Games Children Play: Then and Now

Third Grade

Number Lesson

P-15 I Live in Kansas!

P-16 Holidays in Kansas

P-17 Historic Places in Kansas

P-18 Understanding Clues From the Past: School Days

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The lessons designed for the primary grades (K-3) have been developed to increase students' appreciation of Kansas and its history. Each lesson emphasizes reading skills normally taught in the primary grades. The online version includes the correlation of the Kansas Reading and Writing standards with the newly adopted Kansas College and Career Ready Standards (KCCRS). The lessons cover a variety of topics, all of which are included in the Kansas social studies standards. Each lesson comes with attractive student cards, complete lesson plans and activities.

Kindergarten

Number Lesson

P-1 Living in Kansas Today

P-2 Where is Kansas?

P-3 Kansas Symbols Bingo

P-4 Family Animals: Reading Historic Photographs

First Grade

Number Lesson

P-5 Kansas Crops: From Seeds to Food

P-6 American IndianHomes in Kansas

P-7 Kansas Prairie Homes

P-8 The Kansas Flag

P-9 Learning to Ask Questions

Second Grade

Number Lesson

P-10 Kansans on the Move

P-11 My Daily Life in Kansas

P-12 Immigration: Marijana's Story

P-13 Kansas State Capitol

P-14 Games Children Play: Then and Now

Third Grade

Number Lesson

P-15 I Live in Kansas!

P-16 Holidays in Kansas

P-17 Historic Places in Kansas

P-18 Understanding Clues From the Past: School Days

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The lessons designed for the primary grades (K-3) have been developed to increase students' appreciation of Kansas and its history. Each lesson emphasizes reading skills normally taught in the primary grades. The online version includes the correlation of the Kansas Reading and Writing standards with the newly adopted Kansas College and Career Ready Standards (KCCRS). The lessons cover a variety of topics, all of which are included in the Kansas social studies standards. Each lesson comes with attractive student cards, complete lesson plans and activities.

Kindergarten

Number Lesson

P-1 Living in Kansas Today

P-2 Where is Kansas?

P-3 Kansas Symbols Bingo

P-4 Family Animals: Reading Historic Photographs

First Grade

Number Lesson

P-5 Kansas Crops: From Seeds to Food

P-6 American IndianHomes in Kansas

P-7 Kansas Prairie Homes

P-8 The Kansas Flag

P-9 Learning to Ask Questions

Second Grade

Number Lesson

P-10 Kansans on the Move

P-11 My Daily Life in Kansas

P-12 Immigration: Marijana's Story

P-13 Kansas State Capitol

P-14 Games Children Play: Then and Now

Third Grade

Number Lesson

P-15 I Live in Kansas!

P-16 Holidays in Kansas

P-17 Historic Places in Kansas

P-18 Understanding Clues From the Past: School Days

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Kindergarten

Number Lesson

P-1 Living in Kansas Today

P-2 Where is Kansas?

P-3 Kansas Symbols Bingo

P-4 Family Animals: Reading Historic Photographs

First Grade

Number Lesson

P-5 Kansas Crops: From Seeds to Food

P-6 American IndianHomes in Kansas

P-7 Kansas Prairie Homes

P-8 The Kansas Flag

P-9 Learning to Ask Questions

Second Grade

Number Lesson

P-10 Kansans on the Move

P-11 My Daily Life in Kansas

P-12 Immigration: Marijana's Story

P-13 Kansas State Capitol

P-14 Games Children Play: Then and Now

Third Grade

Number Lesson

P-15 I Live in Kansas!

P-16 Holidays in Kansas

P-17 Historic Places in Kansas

P-18 Understanding Clues From the Past: School Days

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Kindergarten

Number Lesson

P-1 Living in Kansas Today

P-2 Where is Kansas?

P-3 Kansas Symbols Bingo

P-4 Family Animals: Reading Historic Photographs

First Grade

Number Lesson

P-5 Kansas Crops: From Seeds to Food

P-6 American IndianHomes in Kansas

P-7 Kansas Prairie Homes

P-8 The Kansas Flag

P-9 Learning to Ask Questions

Second Grade

Number Lesson

P-10 Kansans on the Move

P-11 My Daily Life in Kansas

P-12 Immigration: Marijana's Story

P-13 Kansas State Capitol

P-14 Games Children Play: Then and Now

Third Grade

Number Lesson

P-15 I Live in Kansas!

P-16 Holidays in Kansas

P-17 Historic Places in Kansas

P-18 Understanding Clues From the Past: School Days

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The lessons designed for the primary grades (K-3) have been developed to increase students' appreciation of Kansas and its history. Each lesson emphasizes reading skills normally taught in the primary grades. The online version includes the correlation of the Kansas Reading and Writing standards with the newly adopted Kansas College and Career Ready Standards (KCCRS).