Grade 6
Build models, establish evidence habits and connect ideas.
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Middle School Curriculum Explorer · Grades 6–8
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Build models, establish evidence habits and connect ideas.
32 lessons · 8 subjects · Suggested unit orderView Grade 6 curriculum map →Browse Grade 6 lessons →Compare explanations, strengthen reasoning and revise with purpose.
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Social studies
Unit 1 · Geography and Place
Use context and geographic vocabulary to interpret a fictional settlement memo.
Social studies
Unit 1 · Geography and Place
Connect a small visual display to a written account without claiming a single cause.
Social studies
Unit 2 · Sources and Historical Change
Analyze the relationship between two clearly labeled fictional source models.
Social studies
Unit 2 · Sources and Historical Change
Compare chronological and causal accounts of a fictional town’s bridge project.
Social studies
Unit 3 · Civic and Economic Choices
Support a public-choice claim with relevant fictional data and a clear tradeoff.
Social studies
Unit 3 · Civic and Economic Choices
Distinguish facts, opinions and reasoned judgments in an economic choice.