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3rd Grade · Social Studies · US-OR-SS

5 lessons

Civic Participation and Digital Citizenship

Understand citizen rights and responsibilities in Oregon, including voting systems, civic engagement, and staying safe and responsible online.

6 lessons

Civil Rights, Advocacy, and Social Movements in Oregon

Examine how diverse leaders and social movements fought for voting rights, disability access, LGBTQ+ equality, fair housing, and civil rights in Oregon.

6 lessons

Diverse Communities and Cultural Heritage in Early Oregon

Investigate the perseverance, labor, and cultural contributions of early Black, Asian, Latino, Pacific Islander, and religious minority communities in Oregon.

6 lessons

Early Maritime Exploration and the Lewis and Clark Expedition

Examine early European and American coastal exploration and analyze the journey, key contributors, and tribal diplomacy of the Lewis and Clark expedition.

11 lessons

Financial Literacy, Scarcity, and Economic Decision-Making

Analyze personal financial management, budgeting, purchasing choices, opportunity cost, and how scarcity connects local resources to global wealth.

5 lessons

Historical Inquiry, Reasoning, and Civic Action

Formulate inquiry questions, gather and interpret evidence from diverse data sources, construct reasoned explanations, and apply historical insights to civic problem-solving.

4 lessons

Impacts of Colonization and Modern Tribal Resilience in the Pacific Northwest

Examine the impacts of colonization, treaties, and assimilation policies on Pacific Northwest tribes, alongside ongoing tribal resilience and cultural revitalization today.

6 lessons

Life and Journey on the Oregon Trail

Examine the motivations, preparations, daily experiences, and geographic routes of pioneers traveling along the Oregon Trail in the 1840s.

7 lessons

Map Tools and Physical Regions of the Pacific Northwest

Apply coordinate systems and elevation maps to explore the diverse physical landforms, climate zones, and natural regions across Oregon.

7 lessons

Modern Industry, Labor, and Global Trade in Oregon

Analyze how wartime manufacturing, high-tech innovation, labor movements, and international trade transformed Oregon's modern economy and workforce.

8 lessons

Oregon State, Local, and Tribal Government

Examine the branches, lawmaking processes, and distinct jurisdictions of Oregon's state, local, and sovereign tribal governments.

7 lessons

Oregon's Environmental Policy and Climate Solutions

Discover Oregon's landmark conservation laws, climate change challenges, and community actions that shape a sustainable future.

5 lessons

Oregon's Natural Resource Economies: Agriculture, Timber, and Fishing

Explore how farming, ranching, timber harvesting, and commercial fishing formed the foundation of Oregon's regional economies.

5 lessons

Oregon's Natural Resources, Energy, and Ecosystems

Examine how Oregon balances energy generation, forest health, and water resources with wildlife conservation and community needs.

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Public learning track

Civic Participation and Digital Citizenship

Track 1 of 14 · 5 lessons

5 lessons

Goal

Understand citizen rights and responsibilities in Oregon, including voting systems, civic engagement, and staying safe and responsible online.

5 lessons

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Civil Rights, Advocacy, and Social Movements in Oregon

Track 2 of 14 · 6 lessons

6 lessons

Goal

Examine how diverse leaders and social movements fought for voting rights, disability access, LGBTQ+ equality, fair housing, and civil rights in Oregon.

6 lessons

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Diverse Communities and Cultural Heritage in Early Oregon

Track 3 of 14 · 6 lessons

6 lessons

Goal

Investigate the perseverance, labor, and cultural contributions of early Black, Asian, Latino, Pacific Islander, and religious minority communities in Oregon.

6 lessons

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Early Maritime Exploration and the Lewis and Clark Expedition

Track 4 of 14 · 6 lessons

6 lessons

Goal

Examine early European and American coastal exploration and analyze the journey, key contributors, and tribal diplomacy of the Lewis and Clark expedition.

6 lessons

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Financial Literacy, Scarcity, and Economic Decision-Making

Track 5 of 14 · 11 lessons

11 lessons

Goal

Analyze personal financial management, budgeting, purchasing choices, opportunity cost, and how scarcity connects local resources to global wealth.

11 lessons

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Historical Inquiry, Reasoning, and Civic Action

Track 6 of 14 · 5 lessons

5 lessons

Goal

Formulate inquiry questions, gather and interpret evidence from diverse data sources, construct reasoned explanations, and apply historical insights to civic problem-solving.

5 lessons

0 of 5 done

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Public learning track

Impacts of Colonization and Modern Tribal Resilience in the Pacific Northwest

Track 7 of 14 · 4 lessons

4 lessons

Goal

Examine the impacts of colonization, treaties, and assimilation policies on Pacific Northwest tribes, alongside ongoing tribal resilience and cultural revitalization today.

4 lessons

0 of 4 done