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[quote=Anonymous]My kids just started 2nd and 5th grade. Kindergarten & first grade is focused on learning what it means to be a student, social-emotional learning, literacy, math, and then some other things. My child learned about a variety of things - cause & effect, coins, a bit about black history (like who was MLK jr, ect.), the water cycle, ect. They start learning more about geography, traditions, state & national symbols, some basic US history, some very basic economic topics, ect. My older child loved learning all about ancient civilizations in 3rd grade, Virginia colony/Jamestown/early US history in 4th grade and our division doesn't have social studies/history in 5th grade (which I am sad about) but instead focus on reading/literature/writing, stem/science, and math. We always supplement with lots of hands on things at home and out and about. [/quote]
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