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Social Studies Leveled Daily Curriculum

There are so many functional and important topics within the social studies umbrella that it made me so excited to

Social Studies Leveled Daily Curriculum

There are so many functional and important topics within the social studies umbrella that it made me so excited to

There are so many functional and important topics within the social studies umbrella that it made me so excited to get started on creating the social studies curriculum. Working on map skills, traffic signs, cities, community helpers, needs and wants are all such essential topics to learn about. These concepts can target social studies and literacy while teaching life skills. When we think we don’t have time for social studies – just remember – this isn’t just social studies. This is life skills instruction and literacy instruction. Can’t beat that.

If you teach a multi-level classroom, this curriculum is perfect for you. When you have students at such a board range of different skill levels, the planning and prep work can be ridiculous. You end up pulling from so many different resources. This curriculum helps you avoid all that. It’s 3 different levels of work all in one spot.
https://youtu.be/D7BByiyxDWI

There is so much included in this mega resource. From the most amazing rubrics, pre/post test, data sheets, anchor charts, and a curriculum map – definitely check out the video previews to see everything that’s in there 🙂
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20 Responses

  1. I can’t tell you how much I love this and the science curriculum. Finding resources that my students can access and also teach grade level standards can be extremely difficult. These products have simplified my planning so much and I feel that my students are learning so much more than from whatever I have pieced together over the paste few years. My principal was amazed when she came in and my students were working on the differences in political and physical maps.

  2. Omigosh this makes me SO HAPPY to hear! I am so glad you like them and they are already working so well! 🙂

  3. IS it possible to order hard copies? I’m wondering if I can have this ordered through the special education office at my school and most likely it needs to be a hard copy.

  4. No – it’s only offered as digital download through TpT as of right now. Thanks for checking 🙂

  5. Do you have a visual for students to refer to about the rules to how to complete these workbooks like you do for the centers? Thanks! 🙂

  6. How do I get a copy of any of these units? I am a Special Education teacher and I am looking for Modified worksheets or units for my student in Science and Social Studies.

  7. Hi there! Each state has different standards so I wanted to give flexibility on how this is being utilized. Each unit has 2-3 focus topics listed on the curriculum map so it’s fairly easy to align to goals/standards!

  8. Hi Sasha,
    I’ve started using the leveled Social Studies curriculum with my students and was initially thinking that these pages would reinforce already familiar concepts, but I’m discovering that the incoming 6th grade students didn’t have much exposure to Social Studies in their elementary classes.
    With that being the case, do you have a video or a blog that shows how an actual lesson might run if you are introducing the concepts rather than reviewing them? I know you use your small group time for direct instruction, so I’m wondering what that looks like.
    Thank you for all these resources – SO accurate and time saving!

  9. I have been using the science curriculum in my classroom this school year, and would love to purchase the Social Studies also. Will there be a level 4 for social studies at any point?

  10. Do you have a full curriculum map? I love the idea of the resource but would like to see the bigger picture first. Thanks!

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