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Social Studies Resources

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American History Trunks

 

 

Constructed Response Resources

 

 

 

HS SS and SCI Common Core PD

 

 

 

 

 

NC DPI Crosswalks

 

US History I     US History II          Civics      World History

 

 

Top 5 Resources for Aligning SS Curriculum to the Common Core  

 

NC DPI Social Studies Wiki  

 

Contains Crosswalks between Essential Standards and Common Core; unit plan, terminology resources, etc.

 

 

Literacy and the Common Core website 

 

 

Link to Social Units Units Incorporating Common Core Literacy Standards

 

 

 

 

Writing Strategies   
Graphic Organizers for Writing   Task Templates for Writing  

RAFT (Role, Audience, Format, Topic)  

 

Learn About and Create a RAFT 

 

Excellent Examples of RAFTS 

 

History RAFT Maker 

 

Examples of RAFT Assignments.doc

 

RAFT Lesson Plan Template.rtf

 

Civil War RAFTS.pdf

 

Civil War RAFT Writing Assignment.doc

 

 

Common Core Writing Standards  

 

Holt Graphic Organizers for Writing

Read Write Think Persuasion Map

* both are interactive, on-line- can save and print!

 

On-line Brainstorming Tool

 https://bubbl.us/

 

 

  Argument Writing Resources

 

Reading Like a Historian -- Historical Thinking Skills

From presentation to secondary principals and middle school team leaders

 What is History.pdf


 Reading Like a Historian.pdf

Argument Writing Models in Social Studies

Argument writing quick cards for middle and high school
 ArgumentCard 6-8.doc
 ArgumentCard 9-12 Final.doc

 

SS Argument Writing.ppt

 

 

 

 

  Teaching Using Primary Sources

 

Thousands of Primary Source Documents from the National Arcives

Docs Teach 

Using and Evaluating Primary Sources  Primary Source Center   

Lists of Primary Source Materials for ALL Content Areas 

10x10™ ('ten by ten')  

 

 

Use the following acronym to guide your students in analyzing primary source documents. 

 

 

"APPARTS"

 

Using Document Based Questions:

Contains the link to a graphic organizer and support documents for analyzing primary source documents. 

Author        

  • Who created the source?
  • What do you know about the author?
  • What is the author's point of view?

 

Place and Time

  • Where and when was the source produced?
  • How might this affect the meaning of the source?

 

Prior Knowledge

  • Beyond information about the author and the context of its creation, what do you know that would help you further understand the primary source?   For example:  Do you recognize any symbols and recall what they represent? 

 

Audience

  • For whom was the source created?
  • How might this affect the reliability of the source?

 

Reason

  • Why was this source produced at the time it was produced?

 

The Main Idea

  • What point is the source trying to convey?

 

Significance

  • Why is this source important?  What inferences can you draw from this document?  Ask yourself, "So what?" in relation to the question asked

  Reading Comprehension Strategies 

Common Core Reading Standards 

Reading Strategies in SS  

 

Scholastic Differentiated Articles 

 

Teaching Vocabulary  

Summary Strategy

(Somebody, Wanted, But, So)  

Comprehension Strategies 

 

 

NC DPI Graphic Organizers to Support Instruction 

          Argument (pdf, 103kb)                                                 Compare and Contrast (pdf, 76kb)

          Dialectic Response (pdf, 127kb)                                   Inquiry (pdf, 72kb)

          Synthesizing (pdf, 132kb)                                            Vocabulary (pdf, 74kb)

 

 

 

  Websites to Subscribe To Today 

Global Awareness Ideas &

Travel Opportunities

Teacher's Domain  

http://www.teachersdomain.org/

 

Interdisciplinary Teaching Ideas  

 

Addressing Global Awareness in the Classroom

Accomplished Teacher Brief

Great way to stay abreast of current educational

trends and ideas across the country.  http://www.smartbrief.com/nbpts/ 

 Global Awareness in NC Teacher Evaluation Tool 

 

New York Times Lesson Plans

The Learning Network- sends out daily lesson   plans                                              

that apply to all content areas

http://learning.blogs.nytimes.com/ 

                                                                   

Travel Opportunities for Teachers                            

 

 

 

 

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