1st Grade Social Studies
The Acellus® 1st Grade Social Studies course is designed to ignite curiosity and help students develop a strong sense of identity and personal responsibility.
Assessment: Lesson Practice, Unit Exams, Mid-Term Exam, Final Exam
Language: English
Course Overview
The Acellus 1st Grade Social Studies course actively introduces students to the essential concepts of community, geography, history, and citizenship. Through dynamic lessons and engaging stories, students explore a variety of topics that include reading/interpreting graphs, understanding maps, recognizing national symbols, and celebrating cultural diversity. As they learn, students are encouraged to think critically, use their creativity, and work together, fostering a collaborative learning environment. They begin to understand their role in the community and the world around them, gaining a deeper appreciation for the different cultures, traditions, and values that shape society. By exploring these concepts, students start to see how their actions contribute to the well-being of others, while also becoming aware of the importance of citizenship and community involvement. Through these experiences, students develop the foundational skills needed to navigate the world with confidence, empathy, and a desire to continue learning.
Video Based Lessons
These video-based lessons can be paused or rewatched, allowing students to go at their own pace. This flexibility helps students who may need more time to understand certain concepts.
1st Grade Social Studies Practice Problems
These interactive practice problems offer an engaging, personalized, and effective way to learn, helping students deepen their knowledge, build confidence, and develop essential academic skills.
“Can you help me find the post office?”
1st Grade Social Studies Books
These digital books enhance accessibility, increase student engagement, and offer unique features that make learning more enjoyable.
1st Grade Social Studies Worksheets – Included!
Special lessons provide students with interactive, hands-on learning opportunities, allowing them to actively engage with the material. In addition, parents are supported through comprehensive resources that equip them with the tools and strategies needed to facilitate these lessons effectively at home.
1st Grade Social Studies Lesson Plans
By the end of this 1st Grade Social Studies course, students develop a deeper sense of identity and responsibility, showing respect for others and beginning to understand how their actions affect those around them. They have learned how to work collaboratively, think critically about the world, and approach challenges with an open mind. Students also gain an appreciation for cultural diversity, recognizing the different traditions, values, and customs that make up the world around them. They learn about national symbols, such as the flag and the Pledge of Allegiance, which helps them understand the importance of citizenship and pride in their country.