Elementary School Social-studies Interactive Videos

Examine the essential principles and framework of the U.S. Constitution, including its amendments. Gain insights into how it governs legal systems and its role as the supreme authority of the nation.

Investigate pivotal events of the American Revolution by examining significant battles and landmark documents. Understand how these key events influenced the pursuit of independence, shaping the direction and outcome of the struggle.

Study how school practices such as transportation and classroom tools have transformed over time. Learners will compare historical and contemporary educational experiences to understand their evolution.

Investigate the significant events that initiated the American Revolution and influenced America's pursuit of independence. Identify the pivotal historical figures and legislative acts that contributed to the revolution. Develop skills in historical analysis and critical thinking to understand the connections between these events and the resulting movement for independence.

Examine the purpose of government by understanding how laws are crucial for maintaining safety and fostering cooperation. Learn to identify the government's role in shaping societal structure and enforcing laws, focusing on the interplay between legislation and community well-being.

Develop map skills by focusing on interpreting landmarks and legends for effective navigation. Enhance understanding of map elements and improve geographic comprehension, emphasizing the ability to accurately read and analyze a variety of map features.

Explore significant Revolutionary War events while enhancing historical understanding. Develop critical thinking skills by connecting key historical events to their outcomes, fostering a deeper comprehension of the war's pivotal moments.

Examine the organization and functions of government at various levels, from local to national, focusing on the legislative, executive, and judicial branches. Aim to boost understanding of civic systems and responsibilities to facilitate informed civic engagement. Highlight content that covers governmental structures, roles, and the decision-making process, emphasizing the importance of an educated and participatory citizenry.

Focus on pivotal events of the American Revolution, emphasizing key battles and foundational documents. Develop an understanding of historical turning points and explore unresolved social issues.

Examine the foundational structure and functions of the U.S. government with a focus on Congress and its roles. Understand legislative processes and develop insights into civic responsibilities. Learn about the separation of powers, the creation and passage of laws, and the importance of civic engagement. Achieve an understanding of the interplay between different branches of government and recognize the importance of active citizenship in a democratic society.

Explore the core elements of India's government, focusing on its structure, functions, and the constitutional framework's roles and responsibilities. Gain an understanding of the various branches and their interplay in shaping governance. Clarify how the legislative, executive, and judicial branches operate and interact to uphold the constitutional provisions, facilitating a systemic comprehension of governance.

Explore the history, symbols, and cultural heritage of Virginia, focusing on state mottos and notable landmarks. Discover the meanings behind Virginia’s emblems and gain insights into its rich historical legacy. The learning process aims to expand understanding of the state's identity and its role within the broader American context.

Analyze the structure and functions of the Indian government, emphasizing the roles of the legislative, executive, and judicial branches. Gain understanding of the checks and balances system, and identify the responsibilities of key political figures.

Investigate the influential concepts and figures that shaped America during the periods before and after the Civil War, such as Manifest Destiny and the Kansas-Nebraska Act. Gain a deeper understanding of historical events and analyze their impact on national policies and ideologies.

Engage in the study of budgeting, saving, and checking accounts within personal finance. Acquire skills to manage money effectively and distinguish between financial needs and wants.

Discover the U.S. governmental structure by examining the distinct roles and functions of its branches. Understand the comprehensive process of how laws are created, enforced, and interpreted. Learners will achieve a clear understanding of the government's framework and develop skills in analyzing legislative, executive, and judicial processes.

Gain a comprehensive understanding of the foundational elements of the U.S. government by exploring the separation of powers and the roles of its branches. Examine the constitutional articles that shape this framework, with the aim of enhancing civic knowledge and understanding of governmental operations. Develop skills in analyzing the structure and functions of the government while strengthening civic competence.

Examine the structure and functions of Wisconsin's government, focusing on the legislative, executive, and judicial branches. Understand the principles of civic engagement and explore the responsibilities and roles within the state's governance. Gain insights into the processes and operations that ensure effective administration in Wisconsin, building knowledge of how each branch collaborates and serves the public.

Investigate the evolution and prospective developments in financial systems, encompassing commodity money, fiat currency, and cryptocurrency. Comprehend key distinctions such as debit versus credit to enhance financial literacy. Focus on understanding the subject matter, achieving the learning objectives, and developing analytical skills necessary for interpreting the present and future financial landscapes.

Examine the Boston Tea Party, correcting misconceptions, and assess its influence on American history. Develop an understanding of the socio-political context and recognize its historical importance.