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 - PDF or Word
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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MARCH UPDATES
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.
#SSCHAT with NCHE and National Women's History Museum
- NCHE and the National Women's History Museum are hosting an #sschat! Join us for a live discussion on Twitter on Monday, March 20th, from 8:00pm-9:00pm (ET).
- Bring your ideas, questions, and strategies related to teaching women's history.
- Learn more about the #sschat Network and join the conversation on Twitter.
Civic Connections Webinar Series
- March 9, 2023: Civic Education as a Matter of National Security (A part of Civic Learning Week)
- April 20, 2023: The Research & Practice of Student Voice in Classrooms & Schools
- May 18, 2023: Teaching Media Literacy to Combat Misinformation
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Civil Discourse: Classroom Conversations for Stronger Communities
- This session will feature ways to structure healthy classroom conversations around civics and civic issues.
- Please join us on March 23rd from 4:00 to 5:00 (Pacific time - same as Arizona) for the Western States Civics Coalition session.
- Registration is now open. Use this link to register.
Want to Travel Abroad this Summer
- GEEO Travel caters specifically to teachers and offers many low-cost travel to expand your world view.
- You can check out their program and options here.
- Act fast as many of the deadlines to apply are coming soon!
Summer Institute Opportunity
- RosAmerica is offering an online two-part summer institute. This institute includes award-winning teachers and guidance from world-renowned institutions to help teachers learn how to incorporate slavery, Indigenous ways of thinking, Asian Pacific Islander Desi American lessons, and much more.
- Applicants receive $100 and 12 CEUs for completing the program
- Click this link to find out more information
- Deadline to apply is April 30th!
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