Grade 6 social studies

Grade 6 social studies

Social Studies Grade 6

    

By the end of sixth grade, students who are making adequate progress in social studies are able to:

Be proficient at a variety of geography terms, such as but not limited to:

Continents

Tropic of Cancer

Tropic of Capricorn

Equator

Antarctica

Artic

Geography

Birthrate

Cardinal Direction

Death Rate

Developed Nation

Developing Nation

Erosion

Fossil Fuel

Global Warming

High, Middle, Low Latitudes

Ecosystem

Renewable, Nonrenewable resources

Vegetation

Population

Weather

Subsistence Farming

Plate Tectonics

Prime Meridian

Rotation

Renewable Resource

being familiar with:

  • Ancient Egyptian Culture and Religion
  • the construction of Pyramids
  • Ancient Greek Civilization
  • Important Greek Buildings
    1. Parthenon
    2. Agora
  • Life in Athens and Sparta
  • Ancient Roman Culture
  • Important Roman Building Techniques
  • Life during the Middle Ages
  • The life of a Knight

Events that occurred during WWI & WWII

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