Social Studies Lesson Plans
for Grade 5

	Objective	Lesson Plans
	SS_1.03	Comparing North Carolina and Texas
	SS_1.03 Eng_3.06	State Trading Card
	SS_1.04 SS_5.07 Eng_3.06	The Economy of the United States
	SS_1.05	Understanding Populations
	SS_1.05 SS_5.02	Are People of the Western Hemisphere Wasteful? A Lesson on Energy Use.
	SS_2.02	Online Tour of the Three Branches of Government
	SS_2.02	Three - Ring Government
	SS_2.04	Who's Ruling the Roost: Comparing and Contrasting the Types of Government
	SS_3.01	Famous African Americans
	SS_3.01	Native American Information Slide
	SS_3.01	The African-American Experience
	SS_4.02	Colony Trading Cards
	SS_4.02	From Sea to Shining Sea
	SS_4.02	Settlements in the Thirteen Colonies
	SS_4.03	Great Revolutionaries! Part II “ Using Inspiration Software”
	SS_4.03	Leaders in the Struggle for Equality
	SS_4.03	Trading Cards on "Patriots"
	SS_4.04	Timeline of Events Leading Up to the American Revolution
	SS_4.05	Civil War
	SS_5.01	Energy
	SS_5.01	Energy Alternatives
	SS_5.05	Inventions With Impact!
	SS_6.06	Brave, New World: Technology in The Next Generation

Indicates a lesson which integrates curriculum and technology.

Grade 5 Social Studies Lessons from LearnNC

Goal 1 The learner will apply key geographic concepts to the United States and other countries of North America.

Goal 2 The learner will analyze political and social institutions in North America and examine how these institutions respond to human needs, structure society, and influence behavior.

Goal 3 The learner will examine the roles various ethnic groups have played in the development of the United States and its neighboring countries.

Goal 4 The learner will trace key developments in United States history and describe their impact on the land and people of the nation and its neighboring countries.

Goal 5 The learner will evaluate ways the United States and other countries of North America make decisions about the allocation and use of economic resources.

Goal 6 The learner will recognize how technology has influenced change within the United States and other countries in North America.