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Process & Content Level 1 Level 2
Process Level 3 Level 4 Level 5	Alaska Levels 3-5	US Levels 3-5	Global Levels 3-5
Process & Content Level 6 Level 7 Level 8	Alaska Levels 6-8	US Levels 6-8	Global Levels 6-8
Process & Content Level 9 Level 10

Levels 3-5

Process

L4/5 Unit as an Introduction to Indiginous People and Ancient Civilization This unit includes lesson plans, worksheets, and assessments for you to use, revise, or even throw away. Created by Donald Eldridge

SS 3-5 Content US

Poster of Levels 3-5 US Content Standards (using legal paper)

Specific Standard Resources

Download a lesson plan for SS 4U that is a lesson plan on creating a mock election while following the current election.

Levels 6-8

Process

Content

SS 6-8 Content AK

[[1]] 2facts.com/ICOF/isues-home-feature.asp

[[2]] akhistorycourse.org

[[3]] SLED: State Library Electronic Doorway; Very useful Alaska resources hosted by the University of Alaska.

Surveying Activity for Native Allotments

[http://www.let.rug.nl/usa/ From Revolution to Reconstruction

Exxon Valdez/Prince William Sound Oil Spill: An Excellent Resource: http://www.ktuu.com/Global/story.asp?S=8390262&nav=menu510_2_2

SS 6-8 Content US

From Revolution to Reconstruction

CIA Factbook

Presidential Candidates on political spectrum by issues.

Levels 9-10 Process & Content

Social Science Level 9
[[Social Science Level 10

10.1, 10.2, 10.3, 10.4, 10.5 Students can find valid and reliable surveys for research on school/community relations in the book Trust Matters by Tschannen-Moran.]]

Lessons for multiple levels

multi standard / level unit including SS3/4/5 A.11, .12, .13 by Matthew Keranen

Comparative governments/world leaders SSL4,5-.05,.06,.07,.08 by Donald Eldridge

Ready-Aim-Fireants!

Social Studies Resources For All Levels

The category is for Social Studies related resources only. To create lessons, use the Wiki Lesson Template or feel free to use your own lesson plan format. Put (lesson) at the end of the title to show that it is a lesson plan.

Click on the link below to go to a page of Social Studies Links for multiple levels.

add new links to pages that can be used for multiple levels on the new page, below

Social Studies Resources For All Levels

David Rumsey digital map collection An excellent source for historical maps.

Great for Alaska Studies! http://www.akhistorycourse.org

Angie's Class

Space Exploration:

Google Moon, which shows the date and place of each landing on the moon.

Google Mars, which shows the date and place of exploration of mars.

October Inservice Resources

Global Resources:

YouTube- look for Angie's links in the 3-5 Global Standards Wiki

CIA Factbook

Great source for all kinds of social atudies lessons, games, simulations: http://thinkfinity.org

US Resources:

Ben Franklin Website: bensguide.gpo.gov

Sheppardsoftward.com Interactive Maps (US and Global)

Linda's fabulous binders: PCIcatalog.com (U.S. and global history reproducibles)

Alaska History Resources:

Library.state.ak.us Gold Rush Resources; lots of primary sources

Alaska History: The People, Land, and Events of the North Country by Harry Ritter (Pocket Guide)

Alaskool.org (includes an ANCSA elementary lesson plan)

Ankn.org

Adventures in the Alaskan Economy- graphic novel of Alaska history and economic principles. Excellent!!! If you're interested in copies, e-mail Steve Jackstadt at aycee@uaa.alaska.edu

http://www.akhistorycourse.org

Clueless in Alaska crosswords, puzzles, ect. Fun! - Purchasing Information: Amazon Price (2007) $11.01

Reading level: Ages 9-12
Paperback: 48 pages
Publisher: Sasquatch Books/Paws IV Children's Books (February 13, 2006)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1570614415

Global Studies 6-8 and Cultural Awareness Level 7

This assignment meets all standards for CA level 7 and the following Social Studies Standards:

Level 6-8G 18 Current Events and Culture Level 6-8U 23 Historical Change and Culture Level 6-8A 13,16,17,18

Design your own cultural piece from one of the following:

• A cultural dress item • A cultural meal • A cultural carving

Bring your art to class and present.

Provide one of the following:

• A Hunting or Fishing guide for the island with maps and procedures • A Recipe Book with cultural dishes (at least 10) • A family tree of two Gambell families, beginning with the earliest members • A Biography with interview of one elder in your community

Explain the impact of the following in a short paper and underline the topics.

• Alaska Regional Corporations • ANCSA • ANILCA • Drilling ANWR • Alaska Pipeline • Sheldon Jackson’s mission

Write a newspaper article to complete the following:

• Explain ways in which a Native tradition has been lost. • Explain how a unique Native belief would solve a current issue. • Predict what St Lawrence will be like for your children, how it will change, how it will be the same.