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What does every day social studies inquiry look like?
Check out this 4th Grade Social Studies Lesson "Was the Battle of Fort Sumter the Start of the Civil War?" For lesson resources and more videos visit the Everyday Inquiry in Elementary Social Studies Video Series.
4th Grade Georgia Standards of Excellence for Social Studies
Fourth Grade Teacher Notes
Abolitionist and Suffrage Movements
American Revolution: The Fight for Independence
The Civil War - Its Causes, People, and Events
The Constitution and the Constitutional Convention
Factors that Led to the American Revolution
French and Indian War
Geographic Understandings
Physical Geography and Battles of the American Revolution
Reconstruction
War of 1812 and Westward Expansion
Westward Expansion
Fourth Grade Curriculum Map
Sample Lesson
Sample Unit Connecting Themes
Sample Unit Forming a New Nation Source SetSample Lesson
Sample Unit Challenges of a New NationSource Set
Sample Unit The Nation Expands Source SetSample Lesson
Sample Unit Civil War and Reconstruction Source Set
Sample Unit Unit 6: Economics Source Set
Why do we Remember Lewis and Clark? Escape Room Activity
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