The Lower School Social Studies program allows students to explore subject areas through field trips, class discussions, lectures, and hands-on projects that fully teach and reinforce basic fundamental concepts and skills.
Classes emphasize an active, multisensory approach to learning and teach students to think globally and understand the interconnectedness of humankind. Students study and experience civic participation as well as various world cultures/traditions and broaden their knowledge of various types of maps, map symbols, and map keys. The scope and sequence of lower school social studies are based on the Maryland State Curriculum standards. The major strands within the curriculum are as follows:
Curriculum
JE COMMUNITY
  • Courses:
    • The World and Me
    • Exploring our Place in the World
    • Communities at Home and Around the World

  • Themes:
    • Civics and Citizenship
    • Culture
    • Economics
    • Geography
    • History
Curriculum
M GROUP
  • Geography & Culture (1400’s)
  • European Countries and Kingdoms
  • Early Explorers, Native Americans, and Indigenous People
  • Early Settlements, Regions, and St. Mary’s City
  • Maryland History
Curriculum
I GROUP
  • Exploration and Early Settlement
  • Colonial Growth
  • Causes of the Revolution
  • The Revolution and Its Effects
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