VA Studies
Questions of the Day:
First Nine Weeks Questions of the Day
Second Nine Weeks Questions of the Day
4th Grade AR Books:
4th Grade Refrigerator Cards:
http://www.richmond.k12.va.us/schools/munford/teachers/vassar/VirginiaStudiesGuide.pdf
Famous People Stick Figure:
Slideshare Profile for Powerpoints
http://www.slideshare.net/sita0519
Who Am I? Review:
Fourth Grade Powerpoints (All Topics):
http://www.salem.k12.va.us/staff/jcox/powerpoints/socialstudies.htm
VS.2:
Enhanced Scope and Sequence Assessment
VS.3:
Two facts and a fib and Vocab cards
Enhanced Scope and Sequence Assessment
VS.3b foldable (Jamestown 1607 vs. Jamestown today)
VS.3b foldable (Reasons for choosing Jamestown site)
VS.3g foldable (Powhatan contributions to survival of Jamestown)
VS.4:
Who lived in what region and Why the capitol was moved activity
Enhanced Scope and Sequence Assessment
VS.4b foldable (Place names reflecting culture)
VS.4b foldable (settlement areas)
VS.4b foldable (Cultural landscapes)
VS.5:
VS.5a foldable (Declaration of Independence)
VS.5a foldable (Parliament and Colonists disagree)
VS.6:
VS.6a foldable (George Washington)
VS.6a foldable (James Madison)
VS.6b foldable (VA Statue for Religious Freedom)
VS6.2b foldable (VA Declaration of Rights)
VS.6c foldable (Influence of geography on migration)
VS.7:
VS.7a foldable (Lincoln’s Election)
VS.7a foldable (Creation of West VA)
VS.7a foldable (Differences between the N and S)
VS.7a foldable (Events leading to secession and war)
VS.7b foldable (Major battles fought in VA)
VS.8:
VS.8a foldable (Reconstruction Problems)
VS.8a foldable (Reconstruction Solutions)
VS.8b foldable (Jim Crow Laws)
VS.8b foldable (African Americans in VA Govt)
VS.8c foldable (VA Economic Development)
VS.9:
VS.9a foldable (20th century VA from rural to urban)
VS.9a foldable (Why people came to VA)
VS.9b foldable (Desegregation and Massive Resistance)
VS.9b,c foldable (Harry F. Byrd)
VS.9c foldable (Arthur Ashe)
VS.9c foldable (Douglas Wilder)
VS.9c foldable (Maggie Walker)
VS.10:
VS.10a foldable (VA’s three branches of government)
VS.10b foldable (Products and Industries)
Entries (RSS)
August 30th, 2008 at 8:29 am
Do you have a section with the various Virginia maps we use?
September 2nd, 2008 at 9:06 am
Not yet, but it’s something I’ll work on!
September 6th, 2008 at 3:13 pm
Can you email me a copy of the QAD questions that isn’t read only so that I can paste the questions and graphics into the ppts I use to teach with? I need the graphics and it is easier to copy them off of the document you created than to search for them.
This site is great-thanks for your hard work!!
October 10th, 2008 at 6:29 am
Is the 4th grade pacing guide made for the 08-09 calendar?
October 10th, 2008 at 7:29 am
It is. I uploaded the wrong pacing guide, thank you for noticing. I’ve fixed it now and the 08-09 pacing guide is up there. Sorry!
October 22nd, 2008 at 7:37 am
Congratulations on receiving the grant. I’d be intereseted in seeing your proposal–so I would know how to do one in the future.
October 22nd, 2008 at 7:44 am
Thank you! If you let me know a good time for you, I don’t mind bringing it by and showing you! Just shoot me an e-mail.
November 16th, 2008 at 8:28 pm
I am unsure of the answer for a QAD question for this week.
this is what I think please let me know if this is the correct answer:
What are three common links to all of Virginia major rivers?
a. The rivers provided a pathway of exploration and settlement.
b. The river provided a source of transportation.
c. The rivers provided a source of food.
November 26th, 2008 at 11:18 am
You have a wonderful blog!!! How do I show the power points on this blog to the class? Do I have to show them from your screen or can I save them somehow?
Thanks and Happy Thanksgiving!