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Separating the magazines was a real pain this year. Is there any way they could come already separated?

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Great online resources!

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Great for inquiry. We are asking our kids to do their own research.

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When will we find out which adoption will be chosen?

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Most the resources were aligned to kindergarten standards.

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Covered map skills, but did not cover the people we study in 1st.

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Not really worrisome, but are the magazines going to be replaced each year? Sorry if I missed that info.

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Liked this resource, follows many standards, and like the ELA component.

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Will we get a new class set each year, so students are allowed to write in magazines, are we just getting 1 distribution of them to use for every year?

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The online portal has a lot to offer. I like the virtual field trips, extra activities, and ideas to further the lessons.

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We would need to add more to this resource.

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Didn't cover a lot of the people we study.

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Glad to have some kid friendly worksheets and assessments to use instead of having to buy TpT.

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Will the magazines be sent to our school weekly, monthly, or all at one time, so we can use them when they are needed. I know different schools teach according to different scope and sequences.

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They were not all tied to our First Grade Standards.

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Was a great resource aligned to standards. Kid friendly with bright and colorful images.

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I had it this year and I learned that is takes a lot of work to separate the student booklets. They are laid out in sets of one each instead of by subject/topic. It took hours to separate and organize. Also, they were very basic for my First Grade students.
Also, it would be nice to have a teacher handbook with all the resources nicely laid out for quick reference. The science resources had that and I found it easier to navigate then just online portals.

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I absolutely love this resource. It follows all the standards and is easy to use. It incorporated language arts skills with the social studies unit we are teaching. I love the fact they are sending all issues at the beginning of the year. I want this for our curriculum!!

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My team enjoys S.S. Weekly already as we  are current subscribers.    We love the real life photos and the way we can also use with it with our ELA program.  The worksheets correlate with our ELA skills.  I like it but do not feel it is enough to be our whole curriculum.  

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My team enjoys S.S. Weekly already as we  are current subscribers.    We love the real life photos and the way we can also use with it with our ELA program.  The worksheets correlate with our ELA skills.  I like it but do not feel it is enough to be our whole curriculum.  

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The children love taking the flyer home once finished.

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We have used this resource before. I love the online component. It offers extras that can easily be used within the classroom.
The magazines are great. They go along with our standards.

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We liked this one and felt it had a lot to offer.

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It only had a few standards for First Grade and didn't have a lot of resources online.

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We really like the Studies Weekly Magazines. They were very colorful and interactive.

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For inquiry, we need more books for the kids to read. We don't necessarily need a workbook. Ex. more books on people we study

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Had another teacher on our team that has used this before.  She said with the resources it gives you great ways to incorporate into LA center time.  We saw things in the the resources that we could use during our rotations.

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When I looked through the science materials as well, I thought it would be nice if SS could have a notebook for the students like the STEM one provided. It was engaging

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Aligns to standards

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I like the visuals that they provide.

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Why does there seem to be so much content about topics not in our standards? (Christopher Columbus, Harriet Tubman, certain folktales)

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We have had wonderful training on getting our students to think more in depth with these concepts- do these resources encourage this? Would coming together to help create something like this be more beneficial?

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Our school currently uses these so we were already familiar with them.

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More primary resources for the kids to actually use that are visually appealing/interesting (ex. picture cards, picture books ,hands-on materials)

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Ask companies for trade books to go along with the magazine topics

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We did not see any place anywhere on the materials sent for online resources.

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Did not align to our standards as closely as sStudies Weekly, some things in there are taught in K, not 1st.

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I would love online resources, as well as, 'trade' books (picture books) to go with the lessons.

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Love that it is standards based and is something the kids can take home. Parents can see what we are studying, too

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Neither resource was enough. Teachers will still have to come up with supplemental resources to address the standard

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This one issue is not enough to teach an entire unit for our standards. Teachers would have to supplement with additional materials.

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will this be enough? We will still have to dig up our own resources as usual. Tradebooks would be a great addition.

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Engaging and kid friendly. It is also standards based.

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I guess just keeping up with everything. I guess we could send home the magazine as we complete it.

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It worries me that this resource tells us exactly what to say. However, it does have great resources and ways to formulate the questioning in your lessons.

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My students love to take these home and I love the online resources.

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Love that is a physical resource the kids can use. Interesting and engaging reading material.

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Great job relating the standards and very kid-friendly.

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Is there an online material?

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Most issues are directly related to our standards. It provides grade appropriate content

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The resource was very kid friendly, it met the standards, and gave the online piece to help assist a teacher in creating lessons about a standard.

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Will each student have their own copy?

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Looks very interesting and engaging for students. I like that it doesn't "tell you" how to teach- it allows you to take the lead and then follow where your student questioning may take you.

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It's based on the standards. Short burst of learning instead of a bulky book.

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Love that kids can take them home when done

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Would love something with more historical figures and First Grade standards, seem a little more towards the Kinder standards, not something that adds to teaching ability, just supplemental

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Very kid friendly, not too much information for First Grade, great review of Kinder standards