
Curriculum Framework
3rd Grade · Social Studies · US-IA-SS
1
10 lessons
Causes of the American Revolution
Explain the economic, political, and philosophical disputes between Great Britain and the American colonies that sparked the Revolution.
2
8 lessons
Communities and Government Working Together
Analyze how citizens, community organizations, and government entities collaborate to address public issues and meet community needs.
Public learning track
Causes of the American Revolution
Track 1 of 2 · 10 lessons
10 lessons
Goal
Explain the economic, political, and philosophical disputes between Great Britain and the American colonies that sparked the Revolution.
10 lessons
0 of 10 done
- 1The French and Indian War and British DebtUp nextStart
- 2The Proclamation of 1763 and Western LandsNot started yetStart
- 3The Stamp Act and Colonial ProtestsNot started yetStart
- 4Sons and Daughters of Liberty: Boycotts and Civic ActionNot started yetStart
- 5The Townshend Acts and Writs of AssistanceNot started yetStart
- 6The Boston Massacre: Perspectives and PropagandaNot started yetStart
- 7The Tea Act and the Boston Tea PartyNot started yetStart
- 8The Coercive Acts and the First Continental CongressNot started yetStart
- 9Lexington and Concord: The Shot Heard 'Round the WorldNot started yetStart
- 10Thomas Paine and the Message of Common SenseNot started yetStart
Public learning track
Communities and Government Working Together
Track 2 of 2 · 8 lessons
8 lessons
Goal
Analyze how citizens, community organizations, and government entities collaborate to address public issues and meet community needs.
8 lessons
0 of 8 done
- 1Identifying Community Needs and Shared Public ChallengesUp nextStart
- 2Public Services Provided by Local and State GovernmentNot started yetStart
- 3Paying for Public Needs Through Taxes and Public FundsNot started yetStart
- 4How Community Organizations and Nonprofits Support NeedsNot started yetStart
- 5Volunteering and Civic Action in the NeighborhoodNot started yetStart
- 6Partnering with Local Government to Solve ProblemsNot started yetStart
- 7Public Hearings, Petitions, and Community MeetingsNot started yetStart
- 8Case Studies in Community and Government CooperationNot started yetStart