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Show-Me
Missouri
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Essential
Question
What geographical
characteristics make up a state?
Unit
(Subsidiary) Questions
How do
rivers effect the location of Missouri
cities?
What is different about the different
regions?
What
are the major characteristics of a state?
What
characteristics are unique for each region?
What
regional attractions attract
people to live in the in the environment they
live in?
Teacher Resources
Internet Access
Modeling clay
pencils
crayons
markers
books
text book
Encyclopedia
Atlas
Trackstar
Microsoft Publisher
Rubric
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Social
Studies GE's
5. Knowledge
of major elements of geographical study and analysis (such as location,
place, movement and regions) and their
relationship to changes in society and
the environment
(7) Uses of geography to interpret,
explain, and predict
Use geography to interpret the past
(e.g., why rivers have played an
important role in human transportation)
and predict future consequences (e.g.,
what will likely happen if the population
of a city increases considerably)
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D. (4) Relationships within places (
Human- Environment Interactions)
(Movement)
Describe how people are
affected by, depend on, adapt to, and change their
Environments
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F. (6) Regions
Compare regions (e.g.,
explain how life in a city region is different from life in a
rural region or how landscapes in
mountainous regions look different from
landscapes in plains regions)
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B. (2) Geography of Missouri
and the United
States: Location
Locate the cities of Kansas City, Springfield,
St. Louis, Jefferson City,
Columbia, and St. Joseph
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(1) Reading and constructing maps
Construct and interpret
map
Communication
Arts GLE's
Develop and apply
effective research process skills to gather, analyze, and evaluate
information
Information Literacy
cord
Information
C) Identify relevant information and
record main ideas and important details in own words
Standard: CA 2, 3, 4 1.2, 1.8
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Develop and apply
effective research process skills to gather, analyze, and evaluate
information
Information Literacy
Acquire
B) Locate and use various resources to find
information on keywords and questions
Standard:
CA 2, 3 1.2, 1.4, 1.6
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Develop and apply
effective research process skills to gather, analyze, and evaluate
information
Information Literacy
Research
Plan
A) Formulate and research keywords and
questions to establish a focus and purpose for inquiry
Standard: CA 2, 3
1.1, 1.4
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Reading
3 Develop and apply
skills and strategies to comprehend, analyze, and evaluate nonfiction
(such as biographies, newspapers,
technical manuals) from
a variety of cultures and times
Text Elements
C) Use details from text to • retell main ideas • organize a sequence of events • identify cause and effect • draw conclusions
• compare and contrast texts • make predictions • make inferences • distinguish between fact and opinion • identify and explain
author's purpose • make inferences about problems and
solutions
Standard: CA
3 1.6, 2.4, 3.1, 3.5
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Writing
Write effectively in
various forms and types of writing
Note-
B) Identify concepts and ideas in written
text to complete an organizer
Fourth
Grade Technology Standards:
Computer Fundamentals
- Student becomes familiar with the
components of a computer.
- Student learns to properly care for a
computer.
- Student understands the basic concepts of
data storage devices.
- Student understands the concept of being
online.
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Computer Navigation
- Student understands the concept of
computer programs and learns to open and close them.
- Student learns to create, name, save,
print, and close files.
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Web Browsing
1. Student
learns to browse the World Wide Web by following links, using
bookmarks, and using the back and forward buttons.
2. Student
learns to determine the success of a search and the validity of the
information found.
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Christy Pyle
Show-Me Missouri
Willard Central Elementary
Willard R2 School District
2526 N. Farm Rd.
Willard,MO 65802
(417)831-4440
2/13/03©Teacher Updated 2/13/03
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