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The fourth grade class is currently working on Chapter 3 that focuses on the California Missions. This packet includes the information you will need to complete the Mission Project and Mission Report. The bottom half of this page shows the name of the mission your child will be working on.
28 sty 2014 · Or you could go homeschool crazy and print the outline, illustration, and grading scale pages for each mission…that’s 21 times! Then 3 hole punch, put in binder with tabs, place cover in front, and extra info in back….and voila! California Missions Project Book for 4th Grade!
The Mission Period is an important part of California's history and is included in the History/Social Studies Curriculum Standards for fourth grade students. Why Study the Missions? Some would answer this question, "Because we have to, it's part of the Standards.
Supplement your learning experience with our interactive and informational guides, specifically tailored to meet California History-Social Science Standards, the Next Generations Science Standards and California’s Common Core State Standards for 4th grade history.
18 sty 2014 · Learn how to make a California Mission Model at home or in the classroom. We made this project as part of the California Public School Fourth grade requirement in a group setting. Continue to read on to get the supply list and instructions for a successful mission model.
Environment and the Economy (set 4.2b): How did the missions change the environment and the economy in California, and what did this mean for California Indians? Perspectives (set 4.2c): How did the various people living in California experience the missions?
Five Tips for Teaching Kids about the California Missions. Fourth grade is the first and last time most people learn anything about the mission period in California. In case you don’t know, the state social studies curriculum mandates that all fourth graders be able to “describe the social, political, cultural, and economic life and ...
