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History Geography and State Exploration - 3rd Grade Outstanda Social Studies

Elementary Level | 5 Weeks of Lessons (English)

This Learning Gig explores the history, geography, and state exploration for 3rd grade students. It includes an in-depth study of state history, geographic features, and the development of a historical timeline, along with an introduction to general geography concepts. Students will engage in research, map study, and the creation of a state timeline to better understand their state's history and geography.

Students Earn $25.00*
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1. State History Research - Key Historical Events

In this lesson, students will research key historical events and figures that shaped their state. This includes the early history of indigenous peoples, settlers, and pivotal historical events that contributed to the state's development.

  • Understand key historical events and people in the state's history.
  • Research the early history of indigenous peoples and settlers.
  • Identify pivotal historical events that shaped the state.
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2. Geographic Features - Mapping State Landmarks

In this lesson, students will study maps of their state and identify physical features such as rivers, mountains, and cities. They will gain a deeper understanding of the geographical landscape of their state and learn how to read maps.

  • Identify key geographical features of the state on a map.
  • Understand the locations of rivers, mountains, and cities.
  • Learn how to read and interpret maps.
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3. State History Timeline - Creating a Timeline

In this lesson, students will create a timeline of important historical events in their state. They will explore key milestones, historical figures, and events that defined the state’s development through a visual timeline.

  • Create a timeline of historical events in the state.
  • Identify historical figures and milestones.
  • Analyze the state's development over time.
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4. General Geography Concepts - Maps and Directions

Students will explore how people navigate using maps, landmarks, compasses, and GPS, learning both historical and modern techniques. Through hands-on activities like treasure hunts, map reading, and real-world navigation challenges, they will develop essential geography and problem-solving skills.

  • Understand basic geography concepts such as maps and directions.
  • Learn to use a compass and read maps.
  • Study key world regions and their geographical significance.
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5. State History - Research and Analyze Milestones

Students will learn how to research and analyze major milestones in their state's history using primary and secondary sources. They will also explore how historical events and key figures have shaped their state and continue to influence life today.

  • Research and analyze major historical milestones of the state.
  • Understand the role of key figures in the state's history.
  • Analyze the impact of historical events on the state's development.

Outstanda   This Learning Gig development generously funded by Outstanda.
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