4th Grade Social Studies
The lessons below are aligned to current Idaho content standards as documented in the course map for this class.
Social Studies 4A
Lesson 1: Idaho on the Map
Lesson 2: Physical Regions and Natural Resources of Idaho
Lesson 3: The First People and Their Needs
Lesson 4: The Artifacts and Tools of Indigenous People
Lesson 5: Why Do People Move to Idaho?
Lesson 6: The Fur Trappers and Miners
Lesson 7: The Corps of Discovery
Lesson 8: The Winter at Fort Mandan
Lesson 9: The End of the Expedition
Lesson 10: Missionaries
Lesson 11: Farmers, the First Pioneers
Lesson 12: The Oregon Trail
Lesson 13: Hardships of the Oregon Trail
Lesson 14: Finding a New Home
Lesson 15: Project A Day in the Life of ...
Social Studies 4B
Lesson 1: What is Government?
Lesson 2: The Different Types of Governments
Lesson 3: The Three Branches of Government
Lesson 4: The Election Process
Lesson 5: Colonization Effect on the Native Americans
Lesson 6: Tribal Government
Lesson 7: What is Economics?
Lesson 8: The Economy of Early Idaho
Lesson 9: The Economy of Present Day Idaho
Lesson 10: The Communities of Idaho
Lesson 11: Immigration in the 1800s
Lesson 12: Immigration Today
Lesson 13: National, State, and Tribal Seals and Flags
Lesson 14: National and Idaho Symbols
Lesson 15: State Symbols of Idaho