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Explaining Why a Piece of Evidence Matters
Write a sentence explaining why a specific fact is relevant to the claim being tested.
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Connecting and Elaborating Social Studies Evidence
4th Grade · Social-studies · US-WI-SS
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Learn foundational strategies to link and explain different types of evidence, including quotes, cause-effect data, and maps, to support social studies claims.
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