Grade 6
Build models, establish evidence habits and connect ideas.
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Social studies
Unit 1 · Trade, Geography and Change
Read a route diagram and compare costs without assuming physical geography determines every outcome.
Social studies
Unit 1 · Trade, Geography and Change
Separate chronological sequence from a causal argument in a model of industrial change.
Social studies
Unit 2 · Viewpoints and Institutions
Analyze how purpose and selected details shape two contrasting historical-style accounts.
Social studies
Unit 2 · Viewpoints and Institutions
Read a short constitutional excerpt alongside a civic explanation of divided responsibilities.
Social studies
Unit 3 · Markets and Negotiation
Distinguish observed transactions from predictions and opinions about prices.
Social studies
Unit 3 · Markets and Negotiation
Use a bounded resource scenario to support a proposal and respond to a competing claim.