Elementary Social Studies Special Education Curriculum Joy2Teach 39 Units

Description

This Special Education Curriculum Bundle for Social Studies contains 39 elementary social studies resources. They were developed for students taking alternate assessments in special education settings.

 

These units were created using the extended state standards for students who:

• Have an intellectual disability
• Are early or non-readers
• Lack prerequisite skills
• Benefit from picture support
• take alternative assessments
• elementary school

 

Each unit is supported by a book (PowerPoint) that teaches the necessary information and group and individual activities.

 

The similar format will help reduce students’ anxiety, as the activities will be familiar to them. This will allow them to focus more on the content than on how to complete the activity.

 

Includes (click on each title to see a preview):

To see an overview of the entire curriculum, CLICK HERE

US History

• The Declaration of Independence 
• The Constitution and the Bill of Rights 
• Colonial America
• Native American
• Christopher Columbus 
• Harriet Tubman
• Martin Luther King and Rosa Parks
• Branches of Government
• Citizenship
• Veterans Day 
• Memorial Day
• Presidents Day
• Labor Day 

Geography

• Midwest Region of United States
• Northeast Region of United States 
• Southeast Region of United States
• Southwest Region of United States
• West Region of United States 
• US Manmade Landmarks
• US Natural Landmarks
• US Symbols 
• Five Oceans
• Seven Continents 
• Maps and Globes
• Reading Maps

Literacy Units

• Thank You, Sarah
• The Cart That Carried Martin 
• Duck for President 
• Henry’s Freedom Box 
• Mae Among the Stars 
• America’s White Table 
• Before She Was Harriet 
• Desmond and the Very Mean Word 
• Martin’s Big Words
• The Story of Ruby Bridges 
• The Wall 
• A Boy Called Slow 

US States (104 weeks)

• COMING SOON!!

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Terms of Use

Each curriculum is made up of a set of resources. For example, The Constitution Unit is considered one resource.

Each resource in the curriculum:

• Is intended to be used in one classroom
• Can be used for multiple years in the same classroom

You must purchase a new license to:

• Use the resource in a second classroom
• Use the resource in a new school

 

Any questions? Send an email to Christa Joy at specialneedsforspecialkids@gmail.com, and I will get back to you asap.