Storypath
By: Margit E. McGuire.
Publisher: Everyday Learning
Published: 1997
Place of publication: Chicago, Ill
Language: eng
Subjects: Social sciences -- Study and teaching (Elementary)
Other titles: Storypath foundations, an innovative approach to teaching social studies.; Families in their neighborhoods.; Communities and their decisions.; Early Northwest Coast people.; Museum.
Description: Storypath approach uses basic components of a story--setting, characters, and plot--to organize the social studies curriculum into meaningful and memorable learning experiences.
Notes: Text volumes have both student and teacher editions.

Grades 1-6.
Table of contents: title: v.1. Storypath foundations; title: v.2. Families in their neighborhoods; title: v.3. Main street; title: v.4. The Parade; title: v.5. A safari to Kenya; title: v.6. The Wampanoags' thanksgiving; title: v.7. The Pioneer community; title: v.8. The art gallery; title: v.9. The marine world; title: v.10. The trucking company; title: v.11. The community park; title: v.12. Communities and their decisions; title: v.13. The radio station; title: v.14. The medieval castle; title: v.15. the toy factory; title: v.16. Early Northwest Coast people; title: v.17. The advertising agency; title: v.18. The rain forest; title: v.19. The river; title: v.20. The American journey; title: v.21. Building the railroad; title: v.22. The explorers; title: v.23. Independance; title: v.24. The oregon trail; title: v.25. The civil war; title: v.26. Civil rights; title: v.27. Ancient civilizations; title: v.28. The Presidential election; title: v.29. The museum; title: v.30. The travel agency; title: v.31. The space colony.; title: Storypath foundations; title: Families in their neighborhoods; title: Communities and their decisions; title: Early Northwest Coast people; title: The museum.