SOCIAL STUDIES
Grade 1 A Child's Place
School Days
I learn at School
My Classroom
School Workers
Schools Long Ago
We Help One Another
We Follow School Rules
At Home with My
Family
Welcome Home
The Leaving Morning
Families Make Choices
Families Long Ago: A Thanksgiving Story
Living in a
Community
Meet My Neighbors
The Post Office
Community Leaders
A Community Changes
Trading Goods and Services
Getting from Here to There
In and Around the
Land
Land and Water
Our Treasured Resources
People Change the Land
The Cheese Factory
Saving Our Resources
My Country, My
Heroes
Sharing the Land
Two Groups of People Meet
Independence Day
Learn Civics through Literature
My World Near and
Far
Where in the World Do People Live?
People Are People Everywhere
Learn Culture through Literature
People Everywhere Are Linked
People Talk Around the World
We Share The Planet
Grade 2 Making a Difference
Where We Live
Looking Around Communities
Life in Different Places
Using the Land
Where Does Our Food Come From?
Caring for the Earth
We All Work
Together
Community Services
People Make Goods
Goods from Near and Far
Makers and Users, Buyers and Sellers
Making Wise Choices
People Make
History
American Indians
We Remember the Past
Communities Grow and Change
People Lead the Way
American Portraits
Being a Good
Citizen
Proud Americans
Our Country's Government
Community Government
Our Freedoms
People in Time and
Place
People on the Move
A World of People
A Family History
Community Celebrations
One for All, All for One
Grade 3 Communities
What is a
Community?
Where on Earth is Roxaboxen?
Getting Along in a Community
Getting What We Need
Communities Have Histories
Many People, Many Ways of Life
Where People Start
Communities
Communities are in Different Places
Communities are Built Where People
Meet
Why Did People Build Cahokia and St.
Louis
Communities are Built Near Resources
Communities are Built for Government
Communities Move – Brasilia, Brazil
Communities Grow
and Change
Communities Change Yet Stay the Same
America’s First Communities
The Community of Tenochtitlan
Mexico City Today
Our Country’s Early History
Inventions Change Our Country
Every Community Has a History
People Working
Together
People in an Amish Community Work
Together
People Work Together to Make a Product
People Buy Products and Services
Saturday Sancocho
The World is a Marketplace
Living Together in
a Community, State, and Nation
People Make Communities Good Places to
Live
Rules and Laws in a Community
State Governments
The National Government
Symbols of Pride
Solving Problems in South Africa
The Many People of
a Community
People from Many Places
Culture in Harlem
John Henry
Paul Bunyan
Holiday Customs and Traditions
Different Countries, Different
Cultures
Grade 4 States and Regions
Land, People and
Regions
A
Land of Different Lands
Rivers Change the Land
A Land of Different Climates
A Rich, Fertile Land
People and the Environment
People from Many Places
A United Country
Understanding Regions
Looking at Different Regions
Linking Regions
The Northeast
Newcomers Bring Changes
A Region of Cities
Cities Face Challenges
The New England Countryside
Old Resources, New Industries
Linking Waterways
The Southeast
Farming on the Coastal Plain
A Growing Region
Life Along the Gulf Coast
Islands and People
Using a River's Energy
The Growth of Piedmont Cities
Working in Appalachia
The Middle West
Farming on the Plains
Amber Waves of Grain
Farms, Ranches, and Cities
Plains Around the World
Along the Great Lakes
River Transportation
Rivers Around the World
The Southwest
The Land and Its Resources
The Southwest Long Ago
A Changing Region
Sharing a River
Water Changes Deserts
Tucson: Desert City
Deserts of the World
The West
Mountains Old and New
People and Mountains
Using Western Lands
Mountains Around the World
Along the Pacific Coast
Protecting the Coastal Environment
Americans in the Pacific
Grade 5 United States
The Ancient
Americas
The Search for Early Peoples
Ancient Indians
Early Civilizations
Indians of North
America
Northwest Coast
Southwest
Great Plains
Eastern Woodlands
Explorations and
Encounters
A Legendary Land
Background to European Exploration
Early Voyages of Exploration
Encounters in the
American
Conquest of the Aztecs and Incas
The Search for Gold and Riches
New People in the America
Encounters with the French and Dutch
The English in the Americas
Our Colonial
Heritage
The Spanish Borderlands
The Growth of New France
Thirteen British Colonies
Life in the
British Colonies
Life in Towns and Cities
Life on Plantations
Life on the Frontier
The American
Revolution
Government in the Colonies
Quarrels and Conflicts
Colonists Unite
The War for
Independence
The Decision for Independence
Americans Take Sides
Victory and Independence
The New Nation
The Articles of Confederation
A New Plan of Government
Debates and Compromises
A Government of Three Branches
A New Government
Begins
Approving the Constitution
Rights and Responsibilities
Putting the New Government to Work
Our Nation Grows
Across the Appalachians
The Louisiana Purchase
A Second War with Britain
The Way West
The Industrial Revolution
The Age of Jackson
Westward Ho!
An Age of Reform
War Divides the
Nation
Differences Divide North and South
Africans in Slavery and Freedom
Facing a National Problem
A Time for Hard Decisions
Civil War and
Reconstruction
The Fighting Begins
The Long Road to a Union Victory
Life After the War
Invention and
Change
Big Business and Industrial Cities
Growing Pains
New Immigrants
The Growth of Cities
The Last Frontier
Farming the Great Plains
The Cattle Kingdom
Mining in the West
Conflict in the West
Becoming a World
Power
Building an Empire
Progressives and Reform
The Great War
Good Times and Bad
The Roaring Twenties
The Great Depression and the New Deal
World War II
The Allies Win the War
The Americas Today
The Cold War Begins
The Struggle for Equal Rights
Vietnam War and Protests at Home
The Cold War Ends
The Western
Hemisphere Today
Mexico Today
Democracy in the Caribbean and in
Central America
Challenges in South America
The Peoples of Canada
Grade 6 The World
Early People and
Lifeways
Hunters and Gatherers
Early Farmers
Southwest Asia
Civilization in Mesopotamia
Conquests and Empires
Israelites, Phoenicians, and Lydians
Cradles of
Civilization
The Importance of the Nile River
Kush:
Egypt's Rival
Early
Civilizations in Asia and the Americas
Civilization in the Indus Valley
Early Chinese Civilization
Ancient Civilizations of the Americas
Asia's Classical
Age
The Zhou Dynasty
The Qin Dynasty
The Han Dynasty
India and Persia
Aryans Bring Changes to India
United Rule in India
The Persian Empire
The Mediterranean
Early People of Greece
City-States and Greek Culture
The Golden Age of Athens
Alexander's Great Empire
Ancient Rome
The Roman Republic
The Roman Empire
Beginnings of Christianity
Rise of New
Empires
The Byzantine Empire
The Muslim Empire
Europe in the Middle Ages
Empires in Asia
and the Americas
Growth for China
The Mongol Empire
Development of Japanese Culture
Civilizations in the Americas
Growth of Trade
The Trading Empires of West Africa
Trade Routes Linking Asia and Europe
Sea and River
Trade
Indian Ocean Trade
The Mediterranean and the Black Sea
The Northern Seas
Conquering the Pacific
The Early Modern
World
Rebirth of Ideas in Europe
Changes in Europe
Europeans Explore the Globe
Europe, Africa,
and the Americas Interact
Africa and Europe
A Time of Encounter
Changes in Asia
China and Japan in Early Modern Times
The Ottoman and Mogul Empires
Times of Rapid
Change
Democratic Revolutions
Democratic Ideas in Latin America
The Beginning of the Industrial Age
The Industrial Revolution
Capitalism and Classes
Growth of
Nationalism and Imperialism
Rise of Nationalism
Age of Imperialism
The World at War
World War I
The Russian Revolution
The Great Depression
The Later Twentieth
Century
World War II
Cold War Tensions
Toward the Present
Day
China in the Modern World
Japan Becomes a World Power
South America
North America and Free Trade
Religious
Influences
The Indian Subcontinent
The Middle East
Political Events
Africa South of the Sahara
Changes for the People of Europe
Grade 7 The American Nation
Early Heritage of
the Americas
Five Themes of Geography
Maps and Mapmaking
American Lands and Climates
Early People and Cultures
People of North America
Great Civilizations in the Americas
After 1492
Europeans Reach the Americas
Spain Builds an Empire
Africans Come to the America
Colonizing North America
The First English Colonies
The New England Colonies
The Middle Colonies
The Southern Colonies
Governing the Colonies
A Changing Colonial Culture
A Nation is Born
Rivalry in North America
The French and Indian War
A Crisis Over Taxes
The Fighting Begins
Early Battles
Declaring Independence
Fighting in the Middle States
Other Battlefronts
Winning the War
A Confederation of States
The Constitutional Convention
A More Perfect union
Ratifying the Constitution
Goals of the Constitution
Five Principles of the Constitution
A Living Document
The National Government at Work
Good Citizenship
The Nation Takes
Shape
Launching the New Government
A Policy of Neutrality
The Rise of Political Parties
The Second President
Republicans in Power
The Louisiana Purchase
New Threats From Overseas
The Road to War
The War of 1812
The Industrial
Revolution
Moving Westward
Building National Unity
Latin America and United States
The Nation Expands
A New Era in Politics
Jackson in the White House
Struggles Over States' Rights
The Presidency After Jackson
Oregon County
Texas Wins Independence
California and d the Southwest
War With Mexico
A Rush to the West
Industry in the North
Life in the North
Cotton Kingdom in the South
Life in the South
The Spirit of Reform
The Fight Against Slavery
Struggle for Women's Rights
American Literature and Art
Division and
Reunion
The Slavery issue in the West
The Crisis Turns Violent
A New Party Challenges Slavery
The Nation Splits in Two
The Conflict Takes Shape
A Long, Difficult Struggle
A Promise of Freedom
Hardships of War
The War Ends
Grade 8 An American Nation
The Reconstruction
Era
First Steps to Reunion
Radical Reconstruction
Changes in the South
Reconstruction Ends
Transforming the
Nation
The Plains Indians
Miners and Railroaders
Ranchers and Cowhands
A Way of Life Ends
The Farmers
Railroads and Industry
Big Business
A Flood of Inventions
Labor in the Age of Industry
The New Immigrants
Booming Cities
City Life Transformed
Education and Culture
A New Role for the
Nation
Early Reforms
The Progressives and Their Goals
Presidents Support Reforms
Progress for Women
Fighting for Equality
Across the Pacific
The Spanish-American War
Relations With Latin America
War Erupts in Europe
The United States Enters the War
Winning the War
Wilson and the Peace
Prosperity,
Depression, and War
Politics and Prosperity
New Ways of Life
The Jazz Age
Trouble Below the Surface
The Economy Crashes
The New Deal
Reaction to the New Deal
Surviving Hard Times
Dictatorship and Aggression
The War Begins
The Allies Advance
Final Victory
The Nation Today
and Tomorrow
The Nation Faces a Cold War
The Cold War Heats Up
Cold War Battlegrounds
The Vietnam War
The End of the Cold War
The Booming Postwar World
The Civil Rights Movement Begins
Years of Crisis and Change
The Civil Rights Movement Expands
A Conservative Tide
The Post--Cold War World
War and Peace in the Middle East
The Environment and the World Economy
A Diverse Nation