5th grade social studies

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5th Grade Social Studies is where it's at, my friends! In this blog post, I will share how I sequence, plan, and make social studies fun for my students. I'm fortunate to have found my niche

Bill of Rights Anchor Chart. This anchor chart is a really great way to organize the Bill of Rights.

I wanted to make sure my upper elementary students received enough instruction in social studies, so I created a social studies interactive notebook!

Do you use bell ringers in your social studies class? Today in history bell ringers are a fantastic way to start your social studies classes because they help engage your students from the minute they enter your classroom!

Description Fifth grade social studies is a pleasure to teach! My blog post, How I Teach 5th Grade Social Studies, lays out my year of social studies instruction by months. I encourage you to check out the blog post because there are freebies, tips, and hints throughout the text. Also, at the very end of the blog post, you can have a pdf hyperlinked copy of the information sent to your email! I've had many teachers ask me to make a big bundle that contains ALL of the resources in the blog…

50 DIY Projects for teaching Social Studies. 50 DIY Projects for teaching Social Studies | Classroom Tested Resources

There's nothing better than listening to your teacher read a book about the historical event/time period you're learning about in class! I have been an upper elementary teacher for my entire teaching career (15 years) and

Interpreting history can seem like a daunting task for students, but with a few creative tools and ideas, teachers can bring historical events and people to life. I love providing students with an interconnection to the people who shaped our country. Our history is on-going and by studying our past, we can hopefully learn

5th Grade Social Studies Sequence and Pacing Guide FREE