Social Studies Interactive Notebook – Geography, Government, History, Economics

Description

There are 60 different activities and topics addressed in these social studies interactive notebook printables, and many of the pages can be used in a variety of ways, so it’s sure to meet your specific state standards. These flipbooks can be used for interactive notebooks or even social studies lapbooks. Each activity includes a photo of the finished product and a student page/template with concise directions. In order to keep the cost down, reading passages are NOT included. However, you can purchase these reading passages separately.

Geography
-Types of Maps
-Landforms
-Seven Continents
-Hemispheres
-Longitude and Latitude
-Major Rivers
-Mountains
-Rural, Suburban, and Urban
-Regions
-Individual Regions
-Cardinal & Intermediate Directions

Government
-Levels of Government
-Three Branches
-Individual Branches of Government
-Checks and Balances
-Direct Democracy vs. Representative Democracy
-Senate vs. House of Representatives
-Bill of Rights
-How a Bill Becomes a Law
-Rights and Responsibilities
-Important Documents
-U.S. Symbols

U.S. History
-Ancient Greece vs. United States
-European Exploration
-Native Americans
-Individual Native American Tribe
-Plymouth & Jamestown
-13 Colonies
-Westward Expansion
-Lewis and Clark
-Louisiana Purchase
-Gold Rush
-Impacts of West: Telegraph, Locomotive, Cotton Gin, and Steamboat
-Trail of Tears
-Underground Railroad
-The Great Depression
-The New Deal
-Civil Rights Movement

Military
*Cause & Effect – same templates for each of the following
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-French and Indian War
-Revolutionary War
-War of 1812
-Civil War
-WWI
-WWII
-Vietnam
-Korea

*Major Battles (same template for each of the following)
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-French and Indian War
-American Revolution
-War of 1812
-Civil War
-World War One
-World War Two
-Vietnam
-Korea

*Beginning, Middle, and End (same template for each of the following)
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-French and Indian War
-American Revolution
-War of 1812
-Civil War
-WWI
-WWII
-Vietnam
-Korea

Historical Figures
*Option 1 (same for each of the following)
-Blank Form
-Paul Revere
-Harriet Tubman

*Option 2 (same for each of the following)
-Blank Form
-Frederick Douglass
-John Adams

*Option 3 (same for each of the following)
-Blank Form
-Susan B. Anthony
-George Washington

*Option 4 (same for each of the following)
-Blank Form
-Eleanor Roosevelt
-Benjamin Franklin

*Option 5 (same for each of the following)
-Blank Form
-Franklin D. Roosevelt
-Thomas Jefferson

*Option 6 (same for each of the following)
-Blank Form
-Mary McLeod Bethune
-Patrick Henry

*Option 7 (same for each of the following)
-Blank Form
-Thurgood Marshall
-Elizabeth Cady Stanton

*Option 8 (same for each of the following)
-Blank Form
-Lyndon B. Johnson
-Sojourner Truth

*Option 9 (same for each of the following)
-Cesar Chavez
-Dr. Martin Luther King

Economics
-Supply and Demand
-Productive Resources
-Import and Export
-Needs and Wants
-Saving and Spending
-Taxes
-Producer and Consumer
-Economics Vocabulary-Scarcity, Trade, Profit, Opportunity Cost, and Interdependence
-Goods and Services

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