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5th Grade - 8th Grade
Middle Eastern Geography and Historical Developments - The Creation of Israel - Modern History
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5th Grade - 8th Grade
History
Analyze the geographic and historical factors that led to the creation of the state of Israel, highlighting significant historical events and their impact. Examine the major religious and ethnic influences in the region and the political movements instrumental to the establishment of Israel. Gain insights into geographical identification, historical causality, and the interconnected nature of religion and politics.
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4th Grade - 6th Grade
Significance Analysis - Cultural, Social, Political, and Historical Contexts
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4th Grade - 6th Grade
English
Analyze the impact of cultural, social, political, and historical events on society and literature to gain insights into their roles in shaping characters, settings, and plot development. Develop critical thinking and interpretive skills through evaluating these contexts.
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1st Grade - 5th Grade
Map Skills - Key Concepts & Projection Techniques
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1st Grade - 5th Grade
Social Studies
Explore essential map skills by focusing on key concepts such as latitude and longitude, and diverse map types including physical, political, and historical maps. Develop the ability to recognize map components, comprehend map projections, and apply geographic concepts to real-world situations.
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3rd Grade - 5th Grade
Analyzing Character and Plot - Understanding Story Elements
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3rd Grade - 5th Grade
English
Explore an in-depth analysis of fictional texts by focusing on character and plot elements. Develop skills in identifying and understanding key literary elements, which will enhance comprehension and critical thinking abilities.
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5th Grade - 6th Grade
[Nervous and Circulatory Systems - Function and Structure - Science Basics]
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5th Grade - 6th Grade
Physical Ed, Science, Education
Examine the core principles of the nervous and circulatory systems by understanding their essential functions and components. Gain comprehensive knowledge on how these systems operate and their crucial roles in sustaining and regulating overall bodily functions.
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3rd Grade - 10th Grade
Character Analysis and Interpretation Techniques - Expressive Skills in Theatre - Adapting CDE Standards
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3rd Grade - 10th Grade
Arts
Explore the dynamic realm of theatre through the lens of CDE standards, focusing on character analysis and interpretation with an emphasis on expressive skills. Learners will develop the ability to effectively convey emotions and themes through voice, appearance, and physicality, gaining a deeper understanding of thematic elements in classical texts such as Shakespeare's works.
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3rd Grade - 5th Grade
Map Interpretation Skills - Types of Maps - Geography Concepts
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3rd Grade - 5th Grade
Geography, Other
Exploration of map types, including political, economic, climate, and physical maps, aims to help learners identify distinguishing characteristics and applications of each category. Through this process, learners will refine their skills in map interpretation and comprehend the practical use of various maps in geographic analysis.
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4th Grade - 6th Grade
Narrative Writing - Identifying Genres - Creative Writing
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4th Grade - 6th Grade
English
Explore the imaginative world of narrative writing through various genres, including personal experiences, fantasy tales, realistic situations, and historical narratives. Enhance understanding of creative storytelling techniques by distinguishing and categorizing different story types.
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5th Grade
Historical Exploration - Hunter-Gatherer Societies - Colonial Interactions
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5th Grade
Social Studies
Explore the lifestyles of Hunter-Gatherer societies and examine early colonial interactions in North America through engaging questions and scenarios. Analyze historical exploration to enhance critical thinking skills by examining key figures and trade routes from the past.
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3rd Grade - 6th Grade
Analyzing Independence Movements - Comparative Patterns - Historical Contexts
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3rd Grade - 6th Grade
History, Social Studies
Analyze global independence movements by investigating their shared motivations and distinct characteristics within historical settings. Develop skills to discern common driving forces, articulate the importance of these movements, and comprehend the effects of sociopolitical transformations.
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5th Grade - 6th Grade
Non-Verbal Communication Skills - Understanding Cues and Expressions
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5th Grade - 6th Grade
English
Gain insights into non-verbal communication through the exploration of eye contact, facial expressions, and body movements. Understand universal gestures and how they contribute to effective communication, leading to enhanced interpersonal skills.
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4th Grade
Chronological Analysis - Understanding Historical Texts - Historical Figures in U.S. History
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4th Grade
English
Investigate the chronological structure and significance of historical texts with a focus on influential figures such as Frederick Douglass. Develop skills in identifying sequences within historical narratives and understanding how past events influence future developments.
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4th Grade - 6th Grade
Analyzing Literary Settings - Literary Elements - Story Interpretation
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4th Grade - 6th Grade
English
Explore the intricacies of literary settings to enhance understanding of storytelling elements. Gain the ability to infer character roles and story timelines, thereby boosting analytical skills and interpretive abilities.
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3rd Grade - 5th Grade
Understanding Realistic Fiction: Key Characteristics and Reader Reflections
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3rd Grade - 5th Grade
English
Explore characteristics of realistic fiction by identifying believable characters, realistic settings, and relatable situations. Develop skills to recognize genre-specific traits and reflect on how these stories resonate with real-life experiences and challenges.
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5th Grade
Identifying and Understanding Prepositional Phrases in English Grammar
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5th Grade
English
Explore prepositional phrases in English grammar by identifying prepositions and their objects. Develop skills to recognize these phrases and comprehend their role within sentences.
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3rd Grade - 5th Grade
Basic Dance Techniques - Introducing Movement Fundamentals
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3rd Grade - 5th Grade
Arts, Physical Ed
Explore essential dance techniques with a focus on foundational movements and basic choreography. Develop a solid understanding of core dance principles and enhance the ability to perform dance routines with confidence.
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5th Grade - 10th Grade
Understanding Historical Events - Japanese Internment Camps - World War II
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5th Grade - 10th Grade
Social Studies
Explore the Japanese internment camps of World War II through examining their historical context, executive orders, and the repercussions for Japanese Americans. Gain insights into the societal impacts of wartime decisions and develop an understanding of civil rights infringements experienced during this era. Enhance knowledge about the violation of civil liberties and its significance in understanding American history.
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2nd Grade - 12th Grade
Understanding Political and Social Changes - The Progressive Era
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2nd Grade - 12th Grade
Social Studies
Examine the key elements of the Progressive Era and analyze the political and social changes in the United States from 1890 to 1920. Gain insights into the historical context, evaluate political movements, and understand their impact on modern social structures. Focus on the development of critical thinking skills and historical analysis to connect past events with contemporary issues.
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4th Grade - 5th Grade
Understanding Idiomatic Expressions - Non-literal Language - English Language Arts
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4th Grade - 5th Grade
Professional Development
Explore idiomatic expressions, focusing on their meanings and application in communication. Gain insight into understanding and interpreting figurative language to enhance comprehension in both reading and conversation.
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