Consumables in Social Studies Programs

The video tutorial provides an overview of Dyna Notes social studies programs for Grade 8 and high school US history. It explains the contents of the 10, 20, and 30 student programs, including student course notes, activity books, AmeriCorps decks, and teacher resources. The Grade 8 program is divided into five eras, while the high school program covers eight time frames. The video also highlights the differences in consumables and materials between the programs.

What is the primary difference between a 10-student and a 20-student social studies program?

• The number of teacher CDs included

• The number of eras covered

• The number of student course notes and activity books

• The number of pacing charts

What materials are included in a 10-student grade 8 social studies program?

• Twenty student activity books and three pacing charts

• Ten student course notes and two AmeriCorps decks per era

• Five student course notes and one teacher CD

• Fifteen AmeriCorps decks and two teacher CDs

How does the quantity of materials change in a 30-student program compared to a 10-student program?

• Materials remain the same

• Materials are halved

• Materials are tripled

• Materials are doubled

What is a consumable in the context of the social studies program?

• A single-use student activity book

• A multi-use AmeriCorps deck

• A reusable teacher CD

• A permanent pacing chart

How many eras are covered in the high school US history program?

• Ten eras

• Eight eras

• Three eras

• Five eras

What additional consumable is included in the high school US history program?

• Extra student course notes

• More AmeriCorps decks

• Additional teacher CDs

• Color cube templates