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Comparing and Celebrating Cultural Diversity

5th Grade · Social Studies · US-ME-SS

8 lessons

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Compare cultural practices across groups, understand how immigration and diversity shape communities, and learn to respect and share cultural traditions.

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  6. Respecting and Learning From Other CulturesNot started yet
  7. How Arts and Music Tell Cultural StoriesNot started yet
  8. Sharing Your Own Cultural TraditionsYou are here
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us-meHistory 3Maine Social Studies Standards · 5th Grade

Students understand historical aspects of the uniqueness and commonality of individuals and groups, including Maine Native Americans, by explaining how individuals and families share both common and unique aspects of culture, values, and beliefs through stories, traditions, religion, celebrations, or the arts.