Elementary Civics Integration
The following are ideas from teachers at elementary workshops across Washington. Respectful discourse is recommended in all subjects as an essential part of civic learning and teaching.
Lesson Compilations:
Civics for all, the Seattle K-12 Initiative - 15 Interdisciplinary Lessons
Math
Science
Natural resource jobs
PE/Health
Visual Arts
Native Education
Start meetings or classes by recognizing local native lands
ELA
Jerry’s Presentation and shared resources
C3 Framework Lessons
http://www.c3teachers.org/inquiries/
Exemplars
New York Grade 2: Civic Ideals and Practices: Do We Have to Have Rules?
Arkansas Grade 5: Social Media: Why Can’t I post That?
C3 Inquiry Design Model – Unit Templates
General Elementary Integration Links (shared during workshops)
Literacy and Social Studies Webinar (NCSS)
14:23- 28:56 Exploration of Primary and Secondary Sources ; 39:30-40:08 Implications of vocabulary/content knowledge; 42:08-47:56 Vocabulary interactionSince Time Immemorial - Website Lessons and Workshops
Secretary of State’s Office – Teaching Elections in Washington State
Project Citizen & We the People – Books and Training
Action For Media Education – Online Resources
League of Women Voters – The State We’re In
iCivics – Website (requires free registration)
WSCSS – Conferences and Website
The State We’re In: Washington (online textbook)
