Grade K
Kindergarten (Myself and My Community)
Inquiry
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Ask compelling questions about their community.K.I.Q.1
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Identify information from two or more sources to investigate characteristics of a community.K.I.UE.1
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Construct responses to compelling questions about oneself and one's community.K.I.UE.2
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Construct an explanation about their community's civic life, history, geography and/or economy.K.I.CC.1
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Construct an argument to address a problem in the classroom or school.K.I.CC.2
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Identify ways to civically engage at school.K.I.CC.3
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Use listening skills to decide on and take action in their classrooms.K.I.CC.4
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Civics
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Explain the purpose of local government.K.C.CP.1
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Identify roles and responsibilities of self and others at home, in school and neighborhood settings.K.C.RR.1
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Identify symbols and events that represent American patriotism.K.C.RR.2
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Explain ways people can work together effectively to make decisions.K.C.CV.1
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Identify examples of rules that apply in the school and community, and explain why they exist.K.C.PR.1
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Describe consequences of following or not following rules.K.C.PR.2
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Identify leaders in the local community, and explain their roles and responsibilities.K.C.KGO.1
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Identify local and Kentucky state symbols and events.K.C.KGO.2
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Economics
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Describe why people purchase goods and services.K.E.MI.1
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Identify places in communities that provide goods and services.K.E.MA.1
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Demonstrate ways trade can be used to obtain goods and services.K.E.ST.1
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Differentiate between needs and wants.K.E.IC.1
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Explain how various jobs affect communities.K.E.KE.1
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Geography
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Identify why and how people and goods move to and within communities.K.G.MM.1
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Identify and describe the culture of communities.K.G.HI.1
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Identify ways humans interact with their environment.K.G.HE.1
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Create maps of familiar areas, such as the classroom, school and community.K.G.GR.1
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Identify physical and environmental characteristics of communities.K.G.KGE.1
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History
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Identify and describe how communities change over time.K.H.CH.1
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Compare traditions found in communities over time, including those from diverse backgrounds.K.H.CH.2
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Identify the cause and effect of an event in a community.K.H.CE.1
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Describe interactions that occur between individuals/groups in families, classrooms and communities.K.H.CO.1
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Compare life in the past to life today in communities.K.H.KH.1
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Frequently asked questions
- What grade levels do these standards cover?
- Kindergarten
- When were these standards adopted?
- 2022
- Where can I read the official document?
- Kentucky Academic Standards: Social Studies
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