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Time4Learning Online Learning for Homeschool and Enrichment www.time4learning.com Languages Arts, Math and more Multimedia s, Interactive Exercises, Printable Worksheets and Assessments Student Paced Learning It s time for learning. And fun! Social Studies Plan 4th Grade Curriculum Total Activities: 7 Chapter -"Ancient Civilization"-The learner will examine the ancient civilizations of Mesopotamia, Egypt, and the Indus Valley. 4 Mesopotamian Geography-Investigate the following features of the ancient civilization of Mesopotamia: natural environment of the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers, Babylonia, Babylon, Hanging Gardens of Babylon. Mesopotamian Culture-Investigate the following features of the ancient civilization of Mesopotamia: the development of writing and the impact of written records on the development of a civilization. Mesopotamian Government-Investigate the following features of the ancient civilization of Mesopotamia: the of Hammurabi and the contribution of laws to a developing civilization. Egyptian Geography-Investigate the following features of the ancient civilization of Egypt: natural environments of the Nile River Valley and the Sahara Desert. 54 8 54 9 54 45 548

5 6 7 0 Egyptian Culture-Investigate the following features of the ancient civilization of Egypt: the development of writing and the impact of written records on the development of a civilization. Egyptian Architecture-Investigate the following features of the ancient civilization of Egypt: art, pyramids, mummies, pharaohs, Sphinx. Indus River Geography-Investigate the following features of the ancient civilization of the Indus River Valley: the natural environment of the Indus River Valley, Mohenjo-Daro, and Harappa. Similarities & Differences-Analyze similarities and differences among the three civilizations studied. 56 55 69 577 79 595 84 Chapter -"Aztecs, Incas & Mayas"-The learner will examine the ancient civilizations of the Aztecs, Incas, and Mayas. 5 Mayan Culture-Investigate the following features of the Mayan civilization: writing, art, architecture, government. Mayan Science-Investigate the following features of the Mayan civilization: development of a calendar, mathematics, astronomy. Aztec Culture-Investigate the following features of the Aztec Empire: aqueducts, art, architecture, society. Investigate the following features of the Mayan civilization: development of a calendar, mathematics, astronomy. Incan Society-Investigate the following features of the Incan society: natural 409 607 44 44 67 44 69

6 8 environment of the Andes Mountains, Machu Picchu, Cuzco, road system. Incan Culture-Investigate the following features of the Incan society: art, architecture, government. Similarities & Differences-Analyze similarities and differences among the three civilizations studied. 45 455 Chapter -"U.S. Revolutionary Period"-The learner will examine the history of the United States during the Revolutionary and Early National periods. 4 5 6 7 Colonization-Explain the importance of the roles of the Viking, Spanish, and French in the events leading to the colonization of America. English Colonies-Describe in general terms the English colonies before 750. Causes of French & Indian War- Identify the basis of conflict that led to the French and Indian War. Results of French & Indian War- Summarize the results of the French and Indian War. Causes of Revolution-Analyze the following events that contributed to the outbreak of the American Revolution: Pontiac's Rebellion, Proclamation of 76. Causes of Revolution-Explain why the colonists resisted the Stamp Act. Causes of Revolution-Analyze the following events that contributed to the outbreak of the American Revolution: 7 78 77 9 79 6 7 46 47 48 745 49 45 457 50 47 480 489 49 506 5

8 9 0 4 5 6 8 Townshend Acts, Boston Massacre. Causes of Revolution-Analyze the following events that contributed to the outbreak of the American Revolution: Boston Tea Party, Intolerable Acts. First Continental Congress-Identify the importance of the First Continental Congress. Lexington & Concord-Describe the battles of Lexington and Concord. People & Causes-Investigate the following people and their roles in the events leading to the outbreak of the American Revolution: Crispus Attucks, John Adams, Paul Revere. Battle of Bunker Hill-Describe the significance of the battle of Bunker Hill. Second Continental Congress-Explain the role of the Second Continental Congress. Common Sense-Summarize the purpose of Thomas Paine's pamphlet Common Sense. Concepts of Liberty-Discuss the propositions that all men are created equal,the responsibility of the government to protect the unalienable rights of the people, the natural rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness,and the right of the people...to institute a new government. People in the Revolution-Investigate the following people and their roles in the American Revolution: George Washington as commander-in-chief of the new Continental Army, Martha Washington. 555 567 606 6 65 680 74 78 7 7 756 764 654 674 695 70 46 486

4 5 6 7 8 9 People in the Revolution-Investigate the following people and their roles in the American Revolution: Molly Pitcher [Mary Hays], Deborah Sampson, Mercy Otis Warren, Laura Wolcott, Sybil Ludington. People in the Revolution-Investigate the following people and their roles in the American Revolution: Peter Salem, Henri Christophe, Prince Whipple, Oliver Cromwell, Salem Poor, Phillis Wheatley. Major Battles-Examine the following major battles of the American Revolution from the standpoint of location, key people, and outcomes: Trenton, Saratoga. Major Battles-Examine the following major battles of the American Revolution from the standpoint of location, key people, and outcomes: Ticonderoga (777), Savannah, King's Mountain. Valley Forge-Describe the conditions at Valley Forge in the winter of 777. Evaluate the significance of Valley Forge. American Allies-Examine the United States' relationships with the following European countries, and explain how they contributed to the American cause: France, Poland, Germany. Frontier Battles-Examine the following battles on the frontier during the American Revolution from the standpoint of location, key people, and outcomes: Kaskaskia, Cahokia, Vincennes. Sea Battles-Examine the following sea battle during the American Revolution 470 485 477 478 487 49 504 505 59 5 56 540 568 570 586 594

0 from the standpoint of location, key people, and outcome: ''Bonhomme Richard vs. Serapis.'' Benedict Arnold-Identify Benedict Arnold's varied roles in the American Revolution. Yorktown-Describe the American victory at Yorktown and the end of the American Revolution. Timeline-Construct a time line of the Revolutionary War Era. 609 65 68 60 757 Chapter -"Geography"-The learner will investigate the world in spatial terms. The learner will investigate the interaction of people with their physical environment. 4 5 6 Tools-Use geographic tools such as maps, globes, and atlases to gather and interpret data about the world. Skills-Locate and identify on a world map or globe the continents, oceans, hemispheres, equator, prime meridian, and International Date Line. Maps-Investigate and use a variety of maps, such as political, physical, relief, population, and climate. Longitude & Latitude-Use longitude and latitude to locate specific places on a map or globe. Delta, Strait, Channel-Demonstrate ability to use the following geographical terminology: delta, strait, channel. Locate examples of each on a map. Plateau, Prairie, Mesa-Demonstrate ability to use the following geographical terminology: plateau, 456 475 46 484 465 490 458 47 464 5 5

7 8 9 prairie, mesa. Locate examples of each on a map. Isthmus, Peninsula, Fjord-Demonstrate ability to use the following geographical terminology: isthmus, peninsula, fjord. Locate examples of each on a map. Mountain Ranges-Locate on a map the following major mountain ranges of the world: Andes, Rockies, Himalayas, Atlas, Alps. Rivers-Locate on a map the following major rivers of the world: Amazon, Mississippi, Yellow, Yangtze, Ganges, Nile, Danube, Rhine, Volga. 56 469 554 56 Chapter -"United States Civics"-The learner will examine the United States political system in historical context and from the standpoint of present-day practice. 4 Articles of Confederation-Describe the strengths and weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation. Constitutional Convention-Explain the purpose of the Constitutional Convention. People of the Convention-Investigate the following groups and people of the Constitutional Convention: ''Founding Fathers,'' James Madison, Alexander Hamilton, Benjamin Franklin, George Washington. Topics of the Convention-Investigate the following topics of the Constitutional Convention: arguments between large and small states, the Great Compromise. 5 5 49 5 60 544 5 Issue of Slavery-Investigate the 67 55

6 7 8 9 0 following key topic of the Constitutional Convention: the issue of slavery. Constitution-Summarize the following features of the United States Constitution: federal system of government, separation of powers, three branches of government. Constitution-Summarize the following features of the United States Constitution: checks and balances, veto power, ability to amend. United States Government- Demonstrate understanding that the United States government is based on a constitution and that the United States Constitution is the supreme law of the land. Bill of Rights-Examine the Bill of Rights, and explain its importance and relevance in today's society. Three Branches-Discuss the functions of the three branches of the United States government. George Washington-Analyze the contributions of George Washington as the nation's first president. Discuss the phrases: ''the father of our Country'' and ''first in war, first in peace, and first in the hearts of his countrymen''. Need for Laws-Examine the need for laws and the role of citizenship in promoting them. Evaluate the interaction between rights and responsibilities. 70 560 78 564 88 569 45 579 47 58 4 59 44 588 Chapter -"Economics"-The learner will demonstrate an understanding of economics through the study of production, distribution, and consumption.

6 7 Wants & Needs-Differentiate between personal wants and needs. Government Revenue-Identify sources of revenue for local, state, and federal governments. Role of Money-Explain the role of money in everyday life. Role of Economics-Review the role of economics in today's society. 66 596 7 600 400 6 4 Chapter -"Current Events"-The learner will examine and analyze current issues and discuss how these issues might impact present and future life. 4 Gathering Information-Use public documents to gather information regarding current issues and events. Impact of Current Events-Examine possible impact of a current issue or event on present-day life. Impact on Future-Predict possible impact of a current issue or event on future life. Impact on Personal Life-Relate a current issue or event to personal life. 67 768 65 66 684 Chapter -"Custom Curriculum"-Custom Curriculum 7 Custom Standard-Custom Standard Chapter -"Prehistoric Art"-Examine and describe the basic styles of art from the following category: prehistoric cave art.

Prehistoric Cave Art-Examine and describe the basic styles of art from the following category: prehistoric cave art. 4089 4089 Scope & Sequence Copyright. 006 CompassLearning, Inc. All rights reserved.