Curriculum Framework
2nd Grade · Social Studies · US-IA-SS
1
8 lessons
Colonial Economy, Labor, and the Impact of Slavery
Identify how natural, human, and capital resources were used to produce goods and services, and analyze the profound impact of chattel slavery in early American history.
2
8 lessons
Community Life, Civic Engagement, and Traditions
Compare community types, explore how citizens participate in local decision-making, and understand national symbols and cultural holidays.
Public learning track
Colonial Economy, Labor, and the Impact of Slavery
8 lessons
Goal
Identify how natural, human, and capital resources were used to produce goods and services, and analyze the profound impact of chattel slavery in early American history.
8 lessons
0 of 8 done
- Natural Resources in the Thirteen ColoniesUp next
- Human Resources and Specialized Colonial WorkersNot started yet
- Physical Capital: Tools, Mills, and Ships in the ColoniesNot started yet
- Goods and Services Across Colonial MarketsNot started yet
- Indentured Servitude in Early AmericaNot started yet
- The Transatlantic Slave Trade and the Middle PassageNot started yet
- Enslaved Labor in Plantations, Shops, and HouseholdsNot started yet
- Family, Culture, and Resistance Among Enslaved PeopleNot started yet
Public learning track
Community Life, Civic Engagement, and Traditions
8 lessons
Goal
Compare community types, explore how citizens participate in local decision-making, and understand national symbols and cultural holidays.
8 lessons
0 of 8 done
- Comparing Urban, Suburban, and Rural CommunitiesUp next
- Why Communities Have Rules and LawsNot started yet
- Voting and Participating in Local DecisionsNot started yet
- Volunteering and Serving Your CommunityNot started yet
- Preserving and Protecting Community TraditionsNot started yet
- Working Together to Solve a Community ProblemNot started yet
- Understanding American National Symbols and MonumentsNot started yet
- Celebrating Cultural Holidays and American HeroesNot started yet