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Finding and Using Sources in Social Studies

2nd Grade · Social Studies · TEKS

7 lessons

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Understand what counts as evidence, distinguish facts from opinions, and learn to gather information from a variety of source types including artifacts, interviews, music, pictures, and maps.

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us-tx113.13(b)(15)(B)Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) · Social-studies · 2nd Grade

identify different kinds of historical sources and artifacts and explain how they can be used to study the past;