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I have a special treat for us in this episode! I brought the entire team of our monthly Social Studies units in to chat! That’s right the entire team is here to talk about everything Social Studies! Hear about why these units came to be…as well as other topics like what is included in this resource? How do we teach it? Why we should be teaching social studies and so much more, then this is the episode for you!

Social Studies - Community and Citizenship

Social Studies - Needs and Wants

Social Studies - Past and Present

Forming a community I think is one of every teacher’s goals within their classrooms. Community begins a level of trust and rapport building among you and your students as well as student to student. Relationships are nurtured, students begin to take risks and open up both emotionally and academically. However, this doesn’t happen overnight. The topic of community is also typically the beginning steps of a social studies curriculum. Are you looking for ways to teach community and citizenship to your primary students while instilling a sense of community within the classroom? Well, you’re in luck because this episode is for you!

Social Studies Unit

Community and Citizenship

Editable Names

Morning Meeting Slides

Social Emotional Learning (SEL)

Back to School Toolkit

Fearless Kindergarten Teachers

Fearless First Grade Teachers

Fearless Second Grade Teachers

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