Social Studies Grade 3 10-Book Set
3–5
Social Studies
Nonfiction
English
23499
Teacher Created Materials
Common Core, Reading and writing activities, content-area books, differentiated instruction, pairs, nonfiction, primary source readers, leveled books, Social studies, third grade, George Washington, U.S. Constitution, literacy, Philadelphia, Nineteenth Amendment, Supreme Court, vote, Independence Hall, Declaration of Independence, democracy, congress, amendments, beliefs, checks and balances, Commander-in-Chief, culture, American Army, Articles of Confederation, bill, Bill of Rights, House of Representatives, John Adams, Legislative Branch, Judicial Branch, executive branch, U.S. Capitol Building, Senate, Supreme Court justices, Thomas Jefferson, three branches, Thurgood Marshall, customs, president, President Abraham Lincoln, Lewis and Clark, Liberty Bell, Liberty Island, Library Set Collection, South America, Souast Asia, Souast Indians, Sourn landmarks, St. Basil's Cadral, St. Louis Missouri, Statue of Freedom, Statue of Liberty, printing money, Pueblo Indians, Puritans, representative, responsbility, responsibility, rice terraces, right to be free, right to live, right to pursue happiness, Robert Livingston, Roger Sherman, Roman Empire, Rome, rugby, Russia, Russian culture, Russian traditions, Russian writers, San Antonio Texas, Sandra Day O'Connor, Second Amendement, Philippines, Pierre L 'Enfant, Plains Indians, Pledge of Allegiance, Plymouth Massachusetts, pottery, Norast Indians, Norastern landmarks, opera, Oval Office, paint, paper dragons, Paul Bunyan, Pearl Harbor, Pearl Harbor Memorial, Peter Carl Faberge, Major League Baseball, Mandarin, man-made landmarks, Martin Lur King Jr. Memorial, Messiah, Mexican cultures, Mexican flag, Mexican indpendence, Mexican traditions, Michelangelo, Midwestern landmarks, mission, Mona Lisa, monuments, Moscow, Mount Rushmore, Mount Rushmore National Memorial, Muhammad, Muslim, New Mexico, tinga, tinikling, totem poles, tradition, traditions, treaties, tribe, tribes, turbines, United States Capital, United States of America, USS Arizona, values, variety, Vatican City, Susanna Dickinson, suspension bridge, Sydney Opera House, tamales, Taos Pueblo, Texan barbeque, Texas Revolution, 13 colonies, American History Museum at Smithsonian, American Revolution, consent of governed, Green Room, Holy City, House, Kremlin, Library of Congress, Lincoln Memorial, National Archives, National Mall, Red Room, seven articles, Smithsonian, Vietnam War Memorial, separation of powers, Signer's Hall, Sistine Chapel, slavery, volunteer, Thirteenth Amendment, Western Landmarks, Western Wall, White House, women's right to vote, world cultures, World Cup, World War II, Valor in Pacific, architect Pierre L 'Enfant, Washington Monument, War of 1812, fairness, farming, fears, federal, Filipino, Phillippines, First Amendment, folklore, food banks, football, Fourteenth Amendment, France, freedom, freedom of religion, freedom of speech, Gateway Arch, Gateway to West, generation, genres of cultural music, Golden Gate Bridge, gospel, government, Great Britain, Great Compromise, Hinduism, Hindus, hip-hop, history, holiday traditions, Hollywood Sign, Hoover Dam, District of Columbia, donate, Dr. Martin Lur King Jr., Edith Nourse Rogers, elected president, electoral votes, Emma Lazarus, Empire State Building, Equal Justice Under Law, equality, Europe, justices of Supreme Court, Kenya, Kenyan, Kenyan warrior, Last Supper, law making, lechon, Leonardo da Vinci, John Chapman, Johnny Appleseed, I Have a Dream speech, immigrants, delegates, India, Indian, Israel, Israel, Italian, pizza and pasta, Italy, James Madison, Jamhuri Day, jazz, Jefferson Memorial, Jerusalem, Jesus Christ, Jewish culture, Jewish descent, Bollywood, branches of government, Brazil, brazilian carnival, brazilian soccer, Buddha, Buddhism, cabinet, Capitol Building, carnival, charities, Asia, Australia, Australian, Babe Ruth, ballet, bar mitzvah, baseball, bat mitzvah, American culture, American Dream, American folklore, American food, American Indian
Learn all about American culture, government, civic values, holidays, and more with this Grade 3 10-book set of Primary Source Readers. These dynamic primary sources meet the four strands of social studies: history, civics, geography, an…
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