Scott Foresman Social Studies,9780328075706

Scott Foresman Social Studies

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Edition: Student
ISBN13: 9780328075706
ISBN10: 0328075701
Format: Hardcover
Pub. Date: 2005-01-01
Publisher(s): PRENTICE HALL SCHOOL GROUP
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Table of Contents

Social Studies Handbook
Citizenship Skills
2(2)
Colonial Williamsburg
4(2)
Research Skills
6(4)
Geography Skills
10
UNIT 1 Our Community
Begin with a Poem
2(2)
Welcome to My Community
4(2)
Reading Social Studies: Main Ideas and Details
6(2)
What Are Communities?
8(28)
Lesson 1 Communities
10(6)
Citizen Heroes: Respect in a Community
16(2)
Lesson 2 United States Communities
18(8)
Biography
24(2)
Sonia Manzano
Lesson 3 World Communities
26(4)
People in Africa
30(2)
Map and Globe Skills: Use Map Scales
32(2)
Chapter 1 Review
34(2)
Kinds of Communities
36(36)
Lesson 1 A Rural Community
38(2)
Literature and Social Studies August
40(2)
Lesson 2 A Suburban Community
42(2)
Then and Now From Farm to Town
44(4)
Biography
46(2)
William Levitt
Lesson 3 An Urban Community
48(3)
Map Adventure Chicago
51(3)
Here and There Another Big City -- Tokyo, Japan
54(2)
Thinking Skills: Classify
56(2)
Chapter 2 Review
58(2)
End with a Song: ``America, the Beautiful''
60(2)
Unit 1 Review
62(2)
Discovery Channel School: Unit Project
64(2)
UNIT 2 People in Communities
Begin with a Poem
66(2)
Welcome to My Community
68(2)
Reading Social Studies: Compare and Contrast
70(2)
People Move from Place to Place
72(30)
Lesson 1 Moving to a New Community
74(4)
Lesson 2 Learning New Customs
78(2)
Map Adventure Boston
80(2)
Citizen Heroes: A Country for Everyone
82(2)
Lesson 3 Where Did They Come From?
84(6)
Lesson 4 A New Life in America
90(8)
Biography
96(2)
Langston Hughes
Map and Globe Skills: Use Intermediate Directions
98(2)
Chapter 3 Review
100(2)
Celebrations
102(38)
Lesson 1 Celebrating Cultures
104(6)
Map and Globe Skills: Understand Hemispheres
110(2)
Dancing to Celebrate Culture
112(2)
Lesson 2 Celebrating a Community's Past
114(2)
Literature and Social Studies Busy Summer
116(4)
Biography
118(2)
Nan'yehi (Nancy Ward)
Lesson 3 Celebrations Across Our Nation
120(4)
Here and There N'cwala, an African Thanksgiving
124(2)
Chapter 4 Review
126(2)
End with a Poem: ``Celebration''
128(2)
Unit 2 Review
130(2)
Discovery Channel School: Unit Project
132(2)
UNIT 3 Where Are Communities?
Begin with a Poem
134(2)
Welcome to My Community
136(2)
Reading Social Studies: Draw Conclusions
138(2)
Community Environments
140(30)
Lesson 1 What's Your Community's Environment?
142(6)
The United States of America
148(2)
Lesson 2 Living in Different Climates
150(4)
Then and Now Homes of the Pueblo
154(4)
Biography
156(2)
Maria Martinez
Chart and Graph Skills: Use a Line Graph
158(2)
Lesson 3 Communities and Resources
160(6)
Issues and Viewpoints Recycling
166(2)
Chapter 5 Review
168(2)
Places Where Communities Start
170(36)
Lesson 1 A Mountain Community
172(2)
Map Adventure: Glenwood Springs
174(4)
Biography
176(2)
Daniel Boone
Lesson 2 A Water Community
178(2)
Literature and Social Studies Puget Sound
180(2)
Here and There World Climate Regions
182(2)
Thinking Skills: Conflict Resolution
184(2)
Lesson 3 A Crossroads Community
186(4)
Citizen Heroes: Leading People to Freedom
190(2)
Chapter 6 Review
192(2)
End with a Folk Tale: Pecos Bill Rides a Tornado
194(2)
Unit 3 Review
196(2)
Discovery Channel School: Unit Project
198(2)
UNIT 4 History of Communities
Begin with a Poem
200(2)
Welcome to My Community
202(2)
Reading Social Studies: Cause and Effect
204(2)
Communities and Their Histories
206(34)
Lesson 1 Explorers Come to North America
208(1)
Literature and Social Studies Hiawatha's Sailing
209(3)
Research and Writing Skills: Use the Library
212(2)
Lesson 2 A Spanish Community
214(6)
Here and There Cadiz, Spain
220(2)
Map and Globe Skills: Use a Locator Map
222(2)
Lesson 3 A French Community
224(4)
Issues and Viewpoints Who Owns the Land?
228(2)
Lesson 4 An English Community
230(8)
Biography
236(2)
Pocahontas
Chapter 7 Review
238(2)
Technology Changes Communities
240(48)
Lesson 1 Transportation Over Time
242(3)
Map Adventure Traveling West
245(3)
Chart and Graph Skills: Use a Time Line
248(2)
Lesson 2 Communication Over Time
250(6)
Citizen Heroes: Students of West Columbia, South Carolina
256(2)
Lesson 3 Inventions Over Time
258(6)
Colonial Williamsburg Spreading the News
264(2)
Lesson 4 Medicine Improves Over Time
266(4)
Thinking Skills: Solve Problems
270(4)
Biography
272(2)
Helen Keller
Chapter 8 Review
274(2)
End with a Poem: ``The Railroad Cars Are Coming''
276(2)
Unit 4 Review
278(2)
Discovery Channel School: Unit Project
280(2)
UNIT 5 Communities at Work
Begin with a Song
282(2)
Welcome to My Community
284(2)
Reading Social Studies: Sequence
286(2)
Making Choices
288(28)
Lesson 1 Earning, Spending, and Saving
290(6)
History of Money
296(2)
Citizen Heroes: Giving to the Community
298(2)
Lesson 2 Choosing Wisely
300(4)
Thinking Skills: Make a Decision
304(2)
Lesson 3 A Community Business
306(3)
Literature and Social Studies Homer Price
309(5)
Biography
312(2)
Madam C. J. Walker
Chapter 9 Review
314(2)
Making Goods
316(40)
Lesson 1 Using Resources
318(1)
Literature and Social Studies Robinson Crusoe
319(1)
Map Adventure United States
320(4)
Chart and Graph Skills: Use a Cutaway Diagram
324(4)
Biography
326(2)
Henry Ford
Lesson 2 Depending on Others
328(3)
Then and Now The All-American Girls Professional Baseball League
331(3)
Lesson 3 A World of Trade
334(6)
Here and There Around the World
340(2)
Chapter 10 Review
342(2)
End with Quotations
344(2)
Unit 5 Review
346(2)
Discovery Channel School: Unit Project
348(2)
UNIT 6 Governments
Begin with the Pledge
350(2)
Welcome to My Community
352(2)
Reading Social Studies: Summarize
354(2)
Rights and Responsibilities
356(26)
Lesson 1 Governments in the Past
358(2)
Then and Now The Magna Carta and the U.S. Constitution
360(2)
Thinking Skills: Identify Point of View
362(4)
Biography
364(2)
William Bradford
Lesson 2 United States Government
366(1)
Literature and Social Studies The Declaration of Independence
367(2)
Map Adventure Washington, D.C.
369(3)
Here and There Ancient Rome and Washington, D.C.
372(2)
Colonial Williamsburg Citizenship in History
374(2)
Lesson 3 Being a Good Citizen
376(4)
Chapter 11 Review
380(2)
Your Local Government
382
Lesson 1 Community Services
384(4)
Map and Globe Skills: Use Latitude and Longitude
388(2)
Lesson 2 Community Leaders
390(6)
Citizen Heroes: An Honest Man
396(2)
Lesson 3 State Government
398(6)
Biography
402(2)
Jimmy Carter
Chapter 12 Review
404(2)
End with Myths: The Founding of Athens and Rome
406(2)
Unit 6 Review
408(2)
Discovery Channel School: Unit Project
410
Reference Guide
Atlas 2(10)
Geography Terms 12(2)
Gazetteer 14(7)
Biographical Dictionary 21(5)
Glossary 26(8)
Index 34

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