The video introduces first graders to a social studies lesson focused on George Washington Carver's contributions to agriculture in Alabama. It outlines the learning standards and objectives, provides an overview of Carver's work, and presents a timeline of significant events in his life. The lesson concludes with a summary of Carver's impact and encourages further exploration of his contributions.

What is the main focus of the social studies lesson?

• The culture of first graders

• The history of Alabama

• Contributions of significant figures

• The geography of the United States

Who was George Washington Carver?

• A well-known politician

• A famous musician

• An African-American scientist

• A celebrated artist

In which year was George Washington Carver born?

• 1864

• 1890

• 1943

• 1906

Where did George Washington Carver enroll in 1890?

• Tuskegee Institute

• Harvard University

• Simpson College

• Yale University

What significant event happened in 1897 in Carver's life?

• He enrolled at Simpson College

• He was born

• He began working at the Tuskegee Institute

• He published a book

What was the purpose of the Jessup Wagon?

• To transport goods

• To conduct experiments for farmers

• To travel across the country

• To serve as a mobile library

What did Carver publish in 1916?

• A guide on how to grow peanuts

• A book on the history of Alabama

• A novel about his life

• A scientific paper on plant biology

In which year did George Washington Carver pass away?

• 1916

• 1897

• 1864

• 1943

Where is George Washington Carver buried?

• Tuskegee Institute

• Simpson College

• Missouri

• Harvard University

What was created in Missouri in 1943 to honor Carver?

• A library

• A memorial

• A museum

• A university