Grade 4 Social Studies

We are learning all about maps this week in social studies. The students are watching videos, then working with maps in the classroom.   

Students can also visit macomi.com to explore other maps!  

Grade 4 Social Studies: Human Geography in the U.S.

 Lessons 3 and 4: 

Push and Pull Factors: 
(Tip ~ You may want to look at the Grade 5 post)

The Keeping Quilt: 

Grade 4 Science: Weathering, Erosion, and Deposition

 

Grade 4 Science: Types of Rocks and the Rock Cycle

Grade 4 Social Studies: Primary & Secondary Sources, plus Chronological Order

 

50 states and capitals

Okay, Grade 4!  Let's see how well you do with the 50 states and capitals!!!

Go West, Students!

We are on our final region of the United States.  Students can use the links  to study states and capitals of the West region; they can also explore landforms, and industries! 

Ecosystems and Food Webs

Students in fourth grade will use the study jams to review ecosystems and food webs.  After watching the videos, please take the time to put notes in your science notebook.

Midwest Region

Moving on to the Midwest Region!  Students:  please watch the series of videos at this link to help build background knowledge of the region, including its landforms, history, and economy.

After watching the videos, take a look at the interactive map at Mr. Nussbaum's website.

Southeast Region Test Prep

The 4th grade students will have a test on the Southeast Region of the United States.  Students should visit the link below to help prepare for the test.  Make sure to do the games and quizzes. 


 In addition to the text, students should also be prepared to label the states and capitals of the SE Region. Visit the sites listed in the previous posts to practice lessons.

Southeast Region

Use the links below to help learn more about the cities, landforms, and economy of the southeast region states.

Let's see how much you can recall from your reading!  Visit this site to test your knowledge of the Southeast region.

Practice your states and capitals of the southeast at Purpose Games.

One this interactive map, you will need to locate:

• 2 National Parks
• 2 Mountain Ranges
• 3 Rivers

Make sure to provide 2-3 details about each of the landforms.

On this interactive map, answer questions 1 and 2.

12-20: Social Studies Practice and Review

4th Grade Social Studies Links

Study the states and capitals of the Northeast Region.

Click on the Game or Quiz links on this page to learn more about the Northeast Region.

5th and 6th Grade Links

Click on Games or Quiz to learn more about the early Native Americans.






Practice the vocabulary from Unit 1: The First Americans.