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Why People, Animals, and Goods Move

5th Grade · Social Studies · US-UT-SS

12 lessons

Goal

Explain the push and pull factors that motivate the movement of people, animals, and goods across regions.

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  1. What Is Movement: How Living Things and Items TravelUp next
  2. Why People Move: Jobs and New OpportunitiesNot started yet
  3. Why People Move: Family, Safety, and FreedomNot started yet
  4. Why People Move: Weather and Natural EventsNot started yet
  5. How People Travel: Cars, Buses, Trains, and AirplanesNot started yet
  6. Why Animals Migrate: Finding Food and WaterNot started yet
  7. Why Animals Migrate: Seasonal Weather and WarmthNot started yet
  8. Why Animals Move: Finding Safe Places for YoungNot started yet
  9. Why Goods Move: Bringing Food from Farms to TablesNot started yet
  10. Why Goods Move: Delivering Manufactured ProductsNot started yet
  11. How Goods Travel: Cargo Ships, Freight Trains, and Semi-TrucksYou are here
  12. Comparing Push and Pull Reasons for MovingNot started yet
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Learning standards covered

us-ut1.2.4Utah Social Studies Standards · 5th Grade

Explain the reasons that people, animals, and goods move.

us-ut1.4.3Utah Social Studies Standards · 5th Grade

Identify and explain the roles and contributions of consumers, producers, and distributors in the community.