2nd Grade
Choices and Consequences
Constructing Questions
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With guidance and support identify a compelling question with an unfamiliar topic.EE.SS.2.1
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Gathering and Evaluating Sources
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With guidance and support, identify what characteristics make a source primary or secondary.EE.SS.2.3
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Communicating and Critiquing Conclusions
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Identify an example that could be used to answer a compelling question.EE.SS.2.4
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Taking Informed Action
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With guidance and support, identifies the decision about a civic problem in the classroom and participate in the group or individual action.EE.SS.2.5
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Recognize the Interaction Between the Individual and Various Groups
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With guidance and support, identify two different points of view to address a community problem. EE.SS.2.7
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Analyze Civic and Political Institutions
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With guidance and support, identify a purpose of government.EE.SS.2.8
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Apply Civic Virtues and Democratic Principles
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With guidance and support, identifies their opinion on a decision about a local issue.EE.SS.2.9
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Interpret Processes, Rules and Laws
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With guidance and support, identify a community problem and solutions to the problem. EE.SS.2.10
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Evaluate the National Economy
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With guidance and support, identify the difference between needs and wants. EE.SS.2.11
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Identify natural resources and how they can be used. EE.SS.2.12
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Identify goods and services the government provides. EE.SS.2.13
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Develop Financial and Career Goals
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Identify the level of education necessary for a specific career.EE.SS.2.14
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Create a Saving and Spending Plan
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Identify the difference between spending and saving.EE.SS.2.15
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Create Geographic Representations
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Use maps to identify the appropriate routes used to move people and things.EE.SS.2.16
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Analyze Human Population Movements and Patterns
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With guidance and support, indicate choices a person can make that impacts their environment.EE.SS.2.18
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Analyze Change, Continuity, and Context
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With guidance and support identify a reasonable prediction about the future based on past related events.EE.SS.2.19
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Identify how a person can influence events.EE.SS.2.20
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Compare Perspectives
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With guidance and support, compare how a person from the past and a person living today would think about a particular question or issue.EE.SS.2.21
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Iowa History
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With guidance and support, identify uses of Iowa's natural resources.EE.SS.2.24
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Frequently asked questions
- What grade levels do these standards cover?
- Grade 2
- Where can I read the official document?
- Iowa’s Essential Elements for Social Studies for Students with Significant Cognitive Disabilities
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