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Third Grade Social Studies/Geography/Economics Curriculum Guide
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Third Grade Social Studies/Geography/
Economics Curriculum Guide
Third Grade Social Studies/Geography/Economics Curriculum Guide
Week 1: Geography – Grid Maps/Latitude and
Longitude/Climate Regions/Biomes
Week 2: Geography – Rivers of the World
Week 3: Geography – Landforms
Week 4: Geography – Biomes
Week 5: Geography – Review of Continents and
Oceans
Week 6: Social Studies – Foods and Food
Production: Almonds
Week 7: Social Studies – Foods and Food
Production: Apples
Week 8: Social Studies – Foods and Food
Production: Blueberries
Week 9: Social Studies – Foods and Food
Production: Brussels Sprouts
Week 10: Social Studies – Foods and Food
Production: Carrots
Week 11: Social Studies – Foods and Food
Production: Cherries
Week 12: Social Studies – Foods and Food
Production: Coconut
Week 13: Social Studies – Foods and Food
Production: Cranberries
Week 14: Social Studies – Foods and Food
Production: Cucumbers
Week 15: Social Studies – Foods and Food
Production: Lemons
Week 16: Social Studies – Foods and Food
Production: Oranges
Week 17: Social Studies – Foods and Food
Production: Peanuts
Week 18: Citizenship – Democracy/God–Given vs.
Government–Recognized Rights
Week 19: Citizenship – Formation of US
Government
Week 20: Citizenship – US Constitution
Week 21: Citizenship – US Constitution/Bill of
Rights
Week 22: Citizenship – Constitutional
Amendments
Week 23: Economics – International Trade,
Part 1
Week 24: Economics – International Trade,
Part 2
Week 25: Economics – International Trade,
Part 3
Week 26: Economics – Supply and Demand,
Part 1
Week 27: Economics – Supply and Demand,
Part 2
Week 28: Economics – Earning Money, Part 1
Week 29: Economics – Earning Money, Part 2
Week 30: Economics – Producers and
Consumers
Week 31: Economics – Goods and Services,
part 1
Week 32: Economics – Goods and Services,
part 2
Week 33: Social Studies – Changes in
Transportation, Communication, and
Technology
Week 34: Social Studies – Changes in
Transportation, Communication, and
Technology
Week 35: Social Studies – Changes in
Transportation, Communication, and
Technology
Week 36: Social Studies – Flag Etiquette
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