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Our future social studies and science curriculum plans include units on plants, electricity, and magnetism, different types of government, and our parents and their jobs.
The main emphasis when we study these topics will be on practical experiences in the classroom. For example, in our plants unit we will experiment with environmental effects on plants and plant genetics. During our government unit, one of our classes will be run under several systems of government, including socialism, communism, democracy, and anarchy (with supervision).
Our unit on our parents and their jobs will combine classroom study with several visits with parents at work.
We’re planning several field trips for our electricity and magnetism units, too. They include trips to Emerson Electric and Channel 9.
Next month we will be learning about how things are made for this big world in factories. We will visit factories around the city and then see and feel what it would be like to work in a factory by setting up our own assembly line and mass-producing a product.
Originally published in The Paper, March 1978.
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Original source: SD_Times1978_03.pdf, printed page(s) 4; PDF page(s) 4.
