Grade 4 Social Studies SyllabusGrade 4 Social Studies for Grade 4- Introduction to Social Studies as a subject
- Understanding the importance of studying history, geography, and government
Grade 4 English Colonies in North America- The reasons for colonization and the establishment of English colonies in North America
- The characteristics and daily life of the English colonies
- The relationship between the English colonies and Native American tribes
Grade 4 The American Revolution- Events leading up to the American Revolution
- Key figures and their roles in the Revolution
- The Declaration of Independence and its significance
- The outcomes and impact of the American Revolution
Grade 4 Early 19th Century American History- Exploring the expansion of the United States during the early 19th century
- The Louisiana Purchase and its impact
- The Lewis and Clark expedition
- The War of 1812 and its consequences
- The Industrial Revolution and its effects on American society
Grade 4 The Civil War and Reconstruction- The causes of the Civil War
- Key events and battles during the Civil War
- The Emancipation Proclamation and its impact
- Reconstruction and the challenges faced by the United States after the war
Grade 4 20th Century American History- The Progressive Era and its reforms
- World War I and its impact on the United States
- The Roaring Twenties and the Great Depression
- World War II and its effects on American society
- The Civil Rights Movement and its leaders
Grade 4 Maps- Understanding different types of maps
- Reading and interpreting maps
- Identifying key elements on a map (e.g., symbols, legends, compass rose)
Grade 4 Physical Geography- Introduction to physical geography and its importance
- Studying landforms, bodies of water, and natural resources
- Exploring different climates and their characteristics
Grade 4 States- Identifying and locating all 50 states on a map
- Learning about the capitals, major cities, and key features of each state
Grade 4 State Capitals- Memorizing the capitals of all 50 states
- Understanding the importance of state capitals
Grade 4 Cities- Exploring major cities in the United States
- Studying the history, culture, and significance of these cities
Grade 4 Government- Introduction to different levels of government (local, state, and federal)
- Learning about the three branches of government and their functions
- Understanding the concept of democracy and citizenship
Grade 4 American Symbols, Landmarks, and Monuments- Identifying and understanding the significance of American symbols (e.g., flag, national anthem)
- Exploring famous landmarks and monuments in the United States (e.g., Statue of Liberty, Mount Rushmore)
Grade 4 American National Holidays- Learning about and celebrating national holidays (e.g., Independence Day, Thanksgiving, Martin Luther King Jr. Day)
- Understanding the historical and cultural significance of these holidays
Grade 4 Basic Economic Principles- Introduction to basic economic concepts (e.g., goods, services, producers, consumers)
- Exploring the concept of scarcity and the role of resources
Grade 4 Banking and Finance- Understanding the importance of money and banking
- Learning about saving, spending, and budgeting
Grade 4 Supply and Demand- Exploring the relationship between supply and demand
- Understanding how prices are determined in a market economy
Grade 4 Social Studies Skills- Developing research skills to gather information
- Practicing map reading and interpretation
- Enhancing critical thinking and analysis skills through discussions and activities
- Improving writing skills through the creation of reports and projects
This course is helpful for the following exams: Grade 4