Social Studies Appendix Grade 4

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SocialStudiesGrade4
(Appendix)
Summer2000
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ChrisMcCrory
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Adopted2000-2001
SOCIAL STUDIES CURRICULUM
GRADE FOUR
Overview
NorthAmerica,TheUnitedStates,NewYork,LongIsland
North America
Geography
Landforms of North America/New York/LongIsland
Ice Age and Glaciers ofNorth America
Lakes of North America/New York
Rivers
Climate of North A1merica New York
Early People of North America/New York
Cliff Dwellers
Mound Builders
Algonquins Of New York/Long Island
Iroquois of New York
Exploration of North America/New York/LongIsland
TheUnited States New York State LongIsland
Spanish Exploration andColonies
Spanish in Florida
Spanish in the Southwest
French Exploration andColonies
French F-Turrade
Dutch Exploration andColonies
Dutch in New York and on Long Island
English Exploration andColonies
Jamestown, Virginia
Plymouth, Massachusetts
English Colonies on LongIsland
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Life in the English Colonies
New England Colonies
Middle Atlantic Colonies
Southern Colonies
Independence
RevolutionaryWar
NewGovernment
Westward Expansion
Changing Ways of Life
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Social Studies
Grade 4 Pacing Guide
Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. April May
introduction to Map Skills Map Skills should be taught within each unit
North America:
Land, People. Exploration
Early Settlements:
olonialLit
Revolutionary War
The New Nation: Government-
Federal, State, Local
Expansion: Changing
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tJtbaii iLiL loll
Social Studies Grade 4
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Textbook References:
America Yesterday and T, oday Scott Foresman Social Studies,
1988
World Geography
Using Maps and Globes
Lesson I Reviewing the Parts of a Map
Lesson 2 Comparing Maps and Satellite Images
Lesson 3 Using Maps of Different Scales
Lesson 4 Using a Road Map
Lesson 5 Boundaries and Capitals
Lesson 6 Land and Water on Maps
Lesson 7 Hemispheres, Parallels, and Meridians
Lesson 8 Using Latitude and Longitude
Lesson 9 Day, Night, and Seasons
United States
Unit 1 North America: Land and Early People
Chapter 1: The Land of North America
Chapter 2: People Dveirscc the Land
Chapter 3: European Exploration of North America
Unit 2 The Beginning of a New Nation
Chapter 4: European Settlement of North America
Chapter 5: Life in the English Colonies
Chapter 6: Winning Independence
Chapter 7: A New Government
Unit 3: The Nation Changes
Chapter 8: Moving Frontier
Chapter 9: Changing Ways of Life
The Long Island S, tory Steck-Vaugh Company, 1984, 1990
Unit 1 Geography
Chapter 1: A Tour of Long Island
Chapter 2: Landforms and Climate
Unit 2 Early History
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Chapter 3: The Aonlquins
Chapter 4: Algonquin Families
Chapter 5: Dutch Colonists
Chapter 6: English Colonists
Unit 3 Roteu’tionary Period
Chapter 7: The Road to Revolution
Chapter 8: Battles on Long Island
Chapter 9: Heroes and Spies
Unit 4 Growth and Development
Chapter 10: Whaling and Fishing
Chapter 11: Farming Past and Present
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Chapter 12: Transportation Old and New
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Chapter 13: Industrial Development
Chapter 14: The People of Long Island
Unit 5 Long Island Today
Chapter 15: Industrial Development Since 1945
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Chapter 16: Living and Working
Chapter 17: Recreation
Unit 6 Local Government
Chapter 18: Village Government
Chapter 19: Town Government
Chapter 20: County Government
Long Island Then and Now Graphic Learning, 1989
Unit 1Map Skills
Lesson 1: What is a Map?
Lesson 2: Map Symbols and Legend
Lesson 3: Long Island on a Map
Lesson 4: Kinds of Maps
Lesson 6: Directions
Lesson 7: Following Directions
Lesson 8: The Map Grid
Lesson 9: Using a Map Index
Unit 2 Geography
Lesson 14: Long Island is an Island
Lesson 17: Glaciers of the Ice Age
Lesson 18: Glaciers of Long Island
Lesson 19: Climate of Long Island
Lesson 20: Precipitation of Long Island
Social Studies Grade 4
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Textbook References:
America Yesterday and T, oday Scott Foresman Social Studies.
1988
World Geography
Using Maps and Globes
Lesson I Reviewing the Parts of a Map
Lesson 2 Comparing Maps and Satellite Images
Lesson 3 Using Maps of Different Scales
Lesson 4 Using a Road Map
Lesson 5 Boundaries and Capitals
Lesson 6 Land and Water on Maps
Lesson 7 Hemispheres, Parallels, and Meridians
Lesson 8 Using Latitude and Longitude
Lesson 9 Day, Night, and Seasons
United States
Unit 1 North America: Land and Early People
Chapter 1: The Land of North America
Chapter 2: People Discover the Land
Chapter 3: European Exploration of North America
Unit 2 The Beginning of a New Nation
Chapter 4: European Settlement of North America
Chapter 5: Life in the English Colonies
Chapter 6: Winning Independence
Chapter 7: A New Government
Unit 3: The Nation Changes
Chapter 8: Moving Frontier
Chapter 9: Changing Ways of Life
• The Long Island S, tory Steck-Vaugh Company, 1984, 1990
Unit 1 Geography
Chapter 1: A Tour of Long Island
Chapter 2: Landforms and Climate
Unit 2 Early History
Chapter 3: The Algonquins
Chapter 4: Algonquin Families
Chapter 5: Dutch Colonists
Chapter 6: English Colonists
Unit 3 Revolutionary Period
Chapter 7: The Road to Revolution
Chapter 8: Battles on Long Island
Chapter 9: Heroes and Spies
Unit 4 Growth and Development
Chapter 10: Whaling and Fishing
Chapter 11: Farming Past and Present
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Chapter 12: Transportation Old and New
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Chapter 13: Industrial Development
Chapter 14: The People of Long Island
Unit 5 Long Island Today
Chapter 15: Industrial Development Since 1945
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Chapter 16: Living and Working
Chapter 17: Recreation
Unit 6 Local Government
Chapter 18: Village Government
Chapter 19: Town Government
Chapter 20: County Government
Long Island. Then and Now. Graphic Learning, 1989
Unit 1Map Skills
Lesson 1: What is a Map?
Lesson 2: Map Symbols and Legend
Lesson 3: Long Island on a Map
Lesson 4: Kindsof Maps
Lesson 6: Directions
Lesson 7: Following Directions
Lesson 8: The Map Grid
Lesson 9: Using a Map Index
Unit 2 Geography
Lesson 14: Long Island is an Island
Lesson 17: Glaciers of the Ice Age
Lesson 18: Glaciers of Long Island
Lesson 19: Climate of Long Island
Lesson 20: Precipitation of Long Island
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Unit 3 H’ isto
Lesson 23: Native Americans
Lesson 24: AlgonquinPlace Names
Lesson 25: NativeAmerican Life
Lesson 26: Exploration of Long Island
Lesson 27: The Dutch on Long Island
Lesson 28: The English on Long Island
Lesson 29: Colonial Life
Lesson 30: Steps to Independence
Lesson 31: Long Island and the War
Lesson 32: Long Island Spy Ring
Lesson 33: Farmingon Long Island
Lesson 34: Early Industries
Lesson 35: Early Transportation
Lesson 36: Changes in Transportation
Lesson 37: Early Railroads
Lesson 38: Bridges and Tunnels
Lesson 39: Aviation
Lesson 40: New Americans
Lesson 41: Long Island Population
Lesson 42: From Rural to Urban
Unit 4 Current Studies
Lesson 45: Village/Town Government
Lesson 46: County/State Gevernment
Lesson 47: Long Island Tour
Lesson 48: FamousLong Islanders
Lesson 49: Current Problems
Lesson 50: Current Studies Review
Appendix
Social Studies Curriculum
Grade 4
The Land of North America
Following a Trip to Florida on a Map
Using a Map to Explore California
Using a Political Map of the Southwest
Road and Physical Maps of Colorado
Comparing Climate Maps
Matching Words and Their Meanings
Using Climographs
PeopleDiscovertheLand
Native American C. ultures
Written by Stark
Educational Impressions, Inc., 1992
Spanish Pioneers of the S. outhwest
Anderson, Joan, Dutton, 1989
The First People in North America. Unit 2. Activity 1. 0
Graphic Learning Corp., 1986
Using New W, ords worksheet
Lesson4 Native Americans of the Eastern Woodlands,
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Chapter 4. Native Americans of North America