Answer: Continue to acknowledge that, as the child’s first teacher, the parent plays a critical role in the partnership between home and school in
developing an appreciation for history, local knowledge and the acceptance of varying cultures and perspectives.
Implement programs that emphasize connections between social studies and the importance of reading, writing, speaking, listening, and
critical thinking
Use a wide range of age-appropriate instructional materials, strategies, and practices that are both complex as well as developmentally
appropriate
Acknowledge that all teachers, including content area specialists, are responsible for developing literacy skills
Provide students with the necessary skills to be college and career ready
Develop mapping skills
Develop meaningful lessons and units that encourage and foster historical thinking
Teach connections between past and present
Provide explicit exposure to, and practice with academic vocabulary, content specific reading, and opportunities to write through a
social studies’ lens
Answer:
In villages i think, hope this helps. :) Sorry if i am wrong.
Explanation:
By the time the U.S. reached the west coast, <u>Russia </u>had already colonized the Alaska through their territories in far-east Asia, that gave them a natural claim upon the west coast, but it was very distant from the developed part of Russia and Alaska was difficult to settle, so the U.S. bought the Alaska territories from them in 1867.
The answer would be coffee
Hi! :)
Answer: oral stories and songs
