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Grade KA L I G N M E N TU N P A C K I N GT I M E L I N EL E A R N I N G T A R G E T SNOTES
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Social Studies Standards 2019Align Instructional Materials: Units, Lessons, etc.
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CIVICS
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SS K.1.1Communicate the purpose of rules and the roles within learning and living environments.
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SS K.1.1.aDescribe a rule and analyze its purpose.​
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SS K.1.1.bIdentify roles in a family structure and explain their importance.​
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SS K.1.2Demonstrate positive and productive citizenship skills.
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SS K.1.2.aModel citizenship skills.​
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SS K.1.2.bCommunicate patriotic symbols, songs, actions, and cultural celebrations.​
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SS K.1.2.cCommunicate historical background and significance of national holidays.​
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ECONOMICS
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SS K.2.1Differentiate between wants and needs in decision-making.
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SS K.2.1.aClassify wants and needs and explain subsequent choices.​
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SS K.2.2Recognize money is used to purchase goods and services to satisfy economic wants and needs.
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SS K.2.2.aExplain the purposes of money.​
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GEOGRAPHY
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SS K.3.1Explore where (spatial) and why people, places, and environments are organized in the world.
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SS K.3.1.aCommunicate personal directions to describe relative locations of people and objects.​
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SS K.3.1.bIdentify locations in the school and around the classroom.​
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SS K.3.1.cIdentify geographic tools as representations of local and distant places.​
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SS K.3.1.dIdentify the difference between land and water on a globe.​
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SS K.3.2Explore places and regions.
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SS K.3.2.aIdentify physical characteristics of place.​
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SS K.3.2.bIdentify human characteristics of place.​
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SS K.3.3Explore the relationship between humans and their physical environment.
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SS K.3.3.aIdentify types of weather and the impact of weather on everyday life.​
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SS K.3.3.bIdentify the four seasons.​
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SS K.3.3.cInquire about how people prepare for and respond to severe weather.​
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SS K.3.4Recognize that people belong to different groups and live in different settings.
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SS K.3.4.aIdentify students as members of various groups.​
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SS K.3.4.bIdentify places in the community where people may live.​
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SS K.3.5Use geographic skills to make connections to students’ lives.
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SS K.3.5.aApply geographic knowledge and techniques to navigate the classroom.​
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HISTORY
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SS K.4.1Recognize patterns of continuity and change over time in themselves and others.
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SS K.4.1.aIdentify concepts of time and chronology.​
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SS K.4.1.bIdentify the sequence of personal events and their impact.​
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SS K.4.2Recognize different perspectives of events.
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SS K.4.2.aCompare perspectives of self and others.​
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SS K.4.3Identify historical people, events, and symbols.
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SS K.4.3.aRecognize historical people from a variety of cultures.​
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SS K.4.3.bIdentify symbols of the United States.​
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SS K.4.3.cDifferentiate between stories from the present and the past.​
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SS K.4.4Develop historical inquiry and research skills.
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SS K.4.4.aConstruct questions about personal history.​
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SS K.4.4.bIdentify and cite appropriate sources when conducting historical research.​
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SS K.4.4.cGather and communicate historical information.​