Do you have any thing in social studies about histoy for seventh graders?
History Alive! is excellent for grades 5 and up: http://tutorial.teachtci.com/
Otherwise, you should probably research the various publishers and see what they have for this particular grade level. For example, here's a publication of Prentice Hall's:
http://wps.prenhall.com/hss_goldfield_amrjrneyb_3/
What social studies are you studying? Ancient history? World history? Eastern hemisphere? Western hemisphere? Geography?
Depending upon your school, any of these could be your social studies curriculum in 7th grade.
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General Grant's army came closest to defeat in the West as a result of a surprise Confederate attack at the Battle of What?
Yes, I can provide information on history topics for seventh graders in social studies. However, since I am an AI text-based bot, I cannot provide specific resources or lengthy explanations. Instead, I can guide you on how to find relevant and suitable materials for teaching history to seventh graders.
1. Consult your school curriculum: Check your school's social studies curriculum to find the specific topics and themes covered in seventh grade. This will give you a starting point and help you understand the scope of what needs to be taught.
2. Textbooks and educational websites: Look for approved textbooks or educational websites that provide age-appropriate content for seventh grade history. Textbooks, such as "The American Journey" or "The World in Ancient Times," often cover a range of historical events and developments for this grade level.
3. Online educational platforms: Explore reputable online platforms that offer history lessons specifically designed for seventh graders. Websites like Khan Academy, National Geographic Kids, or PBS LearningMedia often have interactive materials, videos, and quizzes tailored to the needs of middle school students.
4. Libraries and educational resources: Visit your local library or search online for resources geared towards middle school history. Libraries often have a section dedicated to children's books and educational materials, including history-related topics. Online platforms, such as Teachers Pay Teachers, offer downloadable lesson plans, activities, and worksheets created by educators.
5. Collaborate with colleagues: Connect with other social studies teachers, either within your school or through online communities, to discuss ideas and resources specifically designed for seventh grade history. Sharing and collaborating with colleagues can provide additional insights and materials.
Remember to adapt the materials and teaching methods to the specific needs and abilities of your students.