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Updated
6 May, 2007
Social Science Grade
5
Citizenship and Government
- Learn about:
- Creating a national identity
- Declaring independence
- Creating an early government
- Levels of government
Culture
- Learn about immigrants in America and how each group contributed
to the melting pot
Economics
- Explore world travel and trade
Geography
- Learn how wars affected the settlement and growth of the
United States
History
- Learn about:
- Age of Exploration: world travel and trade; conquest
of the Americas
- The first Americans
- European settlements
Social Studies Related Web Sites
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American History
- American Memory Collection,
Library of Congress
Access to Library of Congress multiformat music, pamphlets, photographs,
etc. on any topic in American history.
- Bens Guide to U.S. Government
for Kids
Go to the page for grade 3-5 to find government symbols,
historical documents, election process, citizenship,
etc.
- American
History
Includes much information on all aspects of American
history divided into sections such as Colonization and
Colonial Life, American Revolution,
Civil War, Industrial Revolution, Inventors and Inventions,
presidents, pioneers, etc.
Explorers
- Spain Comes to America "This
lesson introduces some of the first European explorers
in the Americas and describes their influence on colonization. "
Native Americans
- Chief Leschi Schools
- Cedar Tree
(legend, history, and the carving of cedar)
- Native American
Resources (has links to tribal homepages)
- Native
American History Resources
- Native American
Related Sites
- Anasazi Heritage
Center: "The museum features permanent exhibits,
archaeological sites to visit, new and different
special exhibits and events, traveling
exhibits for loan, educational resources for
teachers and a large research collection from
the Dolores Archaeological Program and
other archaeological projects."
- Anasazi Indian Village
State Park: Who are they; where did they come
from; how did they live? "There is also a life-size,
six-room replica of an Anasazi dwelling. It will
give the visitor an idea of What Anasazi life
was like over 750 years ago."
- Indigenous
Peoples' Literature - Loading is long, but
worth the wait, or go to the individual
stories such as:
- The Story
of the Moccasin "There was once
a great chief of the Plans who had very tender
feet....."
- First American
Activities: A Stanford student, who is Muscogee
Creek, developed this site for a local elementary
school.
- Design
a Navajo Rug-(lesson in symmetry) This site
is devoted to the exploration of Navajo culture
as expressed through their weaving
and other art forms. Created by by Dale A.Pickering,
Elementary Art Teacher, Mesa Public Schools,
Mesa, Arizona
- The First
Americans Third grade N.A. Project. May have
several copyright problems...credits given, but
no sign of permission to republish
material from books.
- Native American
Links Annotated listing of
other Internet sites to be used by the Bellingham
School third graders and their
teachers.
- Native
American Navigator "The Native American Navigator is an
interface for geographical, historical, topical and keyword-based
student inquiry on topics related to Native American history and
culture in the United States. Clickable maps, an extensive timeline,
a web of topics pages and a site & network-wide
search page make the four corners of the Navigator's
Medicine Wheel."
- American Indian Exposition Great
photos of the actual event. Long loading time.
- Native American
Resources This site is now a part of
the World Wide Web Virtual Library, the American
Indians index.
- Tribal
Home Pages List by tribe. Scroll further for
Education, Government, Art & Culture.
Colonization
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