Standards: History and Social Science
Arizona History and Social Science Standards (Adopted 10.22.2018)
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STANDARDS
Download the complete Standards document (Word Version) Anchor Standards (Accessible version)
- Kindergarten - Second Grade Grade PDF | Word
- Third Grade - Fifth Grade Grade PDF | Word
- Sixth Grade - Eighth Grade Grade PDF | Word
- High School PDF | Word
Grade Levels at a Glance: K-2
Grade Levels at a Glance: 3-5
- Third Grade: Arizona Studies (prehistoric to present day)
- Fourth Grade: Regions and Cultures of the Americas
- Fifth Grade: United States Studies
Grade Levels at a Glance: 6-8
- Sixth Grade: Global Studies World Regions And Cultures)
- Seventh Grade: Integrated Global Studies
- Eighth Grade: Citizenship and Civic Engagement In Today's Society
Grade Levels at a Glance: Complete
Complete: Grade Levels at a Glance
Arizona History and Social Science Standards Progression of Anchor Standards by Grade Band
HISTORY AND SOCIAL SCIENCE STANDARDS SUPPORT MATERIALS
- Arizona History and Social Science Notable Shifts
- Elementary SS Marginalization
- Implementation Guide for History and Social Science Standards
- Increase Reading Scores Using Literacy-Rich Social Studies Lessons Webinar
Social Science and History 10-Minute Videos
- Standards Overview
- K-2 Standards Overview
- 3-5 Implementation Suggestions
- 6-8 Standards Overview
- Inquiry Overview
- Understanding the Anchor Standards
- Arizona History and Social Science Notable Shifts
- Elementary SS Marginalization
- Arizona History & Social Science Standards
- ELA-SS-ELP Crosswalk-Kindergarten
- ELA-SS-ELP Crosswalk-1st Grade
- ELA-SS-ELP Crosswalk-2nd Grade
- ELA-SS-ELP Crosswalk-3rd Grade
- ELA-SS-ELP Crosswalk-4th Grade
- ELA-SS-ELPCrosswalk-5th Grade
- ELA-SS-ELP Crosswalk-6th Grade
- ELA-SS-ELP Crosswalk-7th Grade
- ELA-SS-ELP Crosswalk-8th Grade
- ELA-SS-ELP Crosswalk-HS
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FEBRUARY NEWSLETTER
The Economics of Love and Romance - Feb. 2
- As Valentine's Day approaches, show your middle and high school students that economics is anything but dismal by linking key economic concepts to romantic relationships.
- How can market forces help us understand the dating scene? How do incentives and opportunity cost impact relationship decision-making? We'll explore these ideas and more, highlighting classroom activities along the way.
- Virtual PD opportunity
- LINK TO REGISTER
Kickoff Your Financial Future Poster Contest - SUBMIT BY FEB. 2
- This student competition offers a $500 cash prize.
- All entries must be submitted online by Feb. 3.
- Artwork should show how the Super Bowl is connected to economics, personal finance, career planning, or entrepreneurship!
- For AZ students in grades K-12
- CLICK HERE FOR THE CONTEST FLYER AND INFO
Charting a Path to Teach Indigenous History - FEB 16
- This seminar will help educators address the problem of textbook maps in the classroom, and ways to use historical maps to their advantage—making maps talking points and powerful visual aids for understanding the presence and power of Indigenous nations and people throughout North American history as well as for understanding the unique status and rising influence of Native nations today.
- February 16 at 7 pm EST
- FREE WEBINAR through NATIONAL HUMANITIES CENTER
- Link for more information and to register
Volunteer Opportunity - Meals From The Heartland
- Meals From the Heartland is looking for volunteers for the February 2-4, 2023 event.
- More details and registration can be found here.
Gilder Lehrman American History Teacher of the Year
- Nominate a middle or high school teacher today for the Gilder Lehrman American History Teacher of the Year
- Deadline to nominate is April 30, 2023.
Contact Information:
Linda Burrows, Director of K-12 Social Studies and World and Native Languages
Hannah Rude, K-12 Social Studies and World and Native Languages Specialist