Common Core curriculum
Subtitle: United States history, grades 3-5
Edition: First edition.
Series: Alexandria plan; Common Core series [consider the source]; Common Core series
Published: 2014
Language: eng
Number of pages: 228
ISBN-13: 9781118526965; 9781118583364; 9781118583418
Subjects: Study and teaching (Elementary); History; Teaching Methods & Materials; Social Science; EDUCATION; Standards
Description: "Authoritative Common Core guidance for social studies and reading teachersFrom the organization that prepared the bestselling Common Core Curriculum Maps in English Language Arts, this book offers everything grade 3-5 teachers need to help students learn history while following key literacy and social studies standards. Although there are no comprehensive national standards for social studies, the CCSS for English language arts address social studies content in two ways: through specific standards for teaching reading and writing about social studies, as well as indirectly through teaching how to read informational texts, including many exemplars related to United States and world history. Created by teachers, for teachers, the curriculum maps in this book present a comprehensive, coherent sequence of thematic units for teaching the social studies skills outlined in the CCSS for English language arts The curriculum maps are the perfect guides for history teachers who can plan their year around the standards and craft their own more detailed lesson plans The maps are flexible and adaptable to accommodate diverse teaching styles Incorporates the best of local state social studies standards "--
Notes: "The Alexandria Plan"--Cover.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Table of contents: title: Introduction: How to Use the Alexandria Plan; title: Era 1. Across Beringia: Original People of North America (ca. 20,000 BCE to ca. 1600 CE); title: Era 2. Driven to Discover: Europeans Establish the New World (Late 1400s to Late 1600s); title: Era 3. Uniquely American: The Beginnings of a New Nationality (1607 to Late 1600s); title: Era 4. Taxation without Representation: Tension Mounts (ca. 1660 to 1763); title: Era 5. Independence: America Gains Its Freedom (1763 to 1783); title: Era 6. We the People: Building an American Republic (1776 to 1789); title: Era 7. Democracy Made Real: America Passes the Torch (1789 to 1800); title: Era 8. Going West: Opportunity and Peril on America's Frontier (1800 to 1830s); title: Era 9. Freedom for All: American Democracy Begins to Transform (1820s to 1840s); title: Era 10. A House Divided: North versus South (1820 to 1859); title: Era 11. Blue versus Gray: Civil War and Reconstruction (1860 to 1877); title: Era 12. Resistance and Recovery: Rebuilding a War-Torn Nation (1870s to 1890s); title: Era 13. The Next Benchmark: America Is a Global Leader (1890s to 1920); title: Era 14. The Great War: Rallying American Patriotism (1914 to 1929); title: Era 15. Prosperity Has Its Price: Economic Collapse and World War II (1929 to 1945); title: Era 16. The New American Dream: Freedom from Tyranny (1946 to Late 1950s); title: Era 17. Communism and Counterculture: The Challenges of the '50s and '60s (1950s to Late 1960s); title: Era 18. Modern Times: Presidential Scandals, Conservatism, and Unrest (1968 to Present).