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Grade 1 Social Studies Iowa Standards

47 standards - Iowa standards

These are the official Grade 1 Social Studies Iowa standards — the exact codes and student expectations grade 1 teachers are required to teach and Iowa state test assesses. Browse every standard below, then generate a print-ready, standards-aligned worksheet, lesson plan, exit ticket, or assessment for any of them in seconds.

Standards

N-10TL3

Where We Live

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N-112C9

History: Chronological Reasoning and Causation

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N-14UUC

Geography: Human Movement and Patterns

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N-16RFV

Civics/Government: Citizenship and Civic Rights and Responsibilities

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N-1DU7V

Geography: Geographic Tools

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N-1FHKO

Economics/Financial Literacy: Financial and Career Goals

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N-1I1A2

Claims and Evidence

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N-1INA9

Economics/Financial Literacy: Exchange and Markets

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N-1J2HW

Economics/Financial Literacy: Saving, Spending and Investing

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N-1KH9Q

Cultures and Traditions

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N-1MN6M

Inquiry Standards

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N-1R53S

Develop Questions and Plan Inquires

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N-1R8NJ

Geography: Places and Regions

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N-1RE7U

Civic Engagement and Participation

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N-1U0SR

Geography: Human-Environment Interaction

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N-1V2J5

History: Change, Continuity, and Context

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N-3JGZ0

History: Change, Continuity and Context

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N-61GXW

People at Work and Careers (Financial Literacy)

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N-8VDPH

People and Places

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N-DNU1O

Gather, Interpret, and Evaluate Sources

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N-MPHPG

Civics/Government: Citizenship and Civic Rights and Responsibilities

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N-OD3JL

Geography: Geographic Tools

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N-P3PO9

Communicate Conclusions

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N-PAHJE

Geography: Places and Regions

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N-R0GX2

Civics/ Government: Constitutional Principles and Civic Virtues

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SS.1.1

Ask questions about disciplinary content and discuss ways to learn.

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SS.1.10

Describe ways people show belonging and citizenship in their community.

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SS.1.11

Explain why people choose to live in various communities or regions.

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SS.1.12

Identify and locate the local community, county, and state capital on a map.

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SS.1.13

Explain that members of a town, city, or community have certain rights and responsibilities.

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SS.1.14

Compare how people in different types of communities use goods from local and distant places to meet their daily needs.

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SS.1.15

Identify different beliefs, traditions, and customs within a community.

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SS.1.16

Describe the ways beliefs, traditions, and customs are passed from previous generations to the present.

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SS.1.17

Explain why respecting others’ beliefs, traditions, and customs is part of being a good citizen.

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SS.1.18

Describe the historical origins of festivals and celebrations that represent the diverse cultures of the state.

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SS.1.19

Explain how different jobs in the community help meet people’s needs through goods and services.

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SS.1.2

With teacher guidance, gather information from different sources and explain what they show about a topic.

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SS.1.20

Identify individual skills and interests that influence education, jobs and career goals.

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SS.1.21

Describe spending, saving and borrowing.

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SS.1.22

Compare jobs from the past to the present and discuss how tools, technology, or transportation have changed how people work.

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SS.1.3

With teacher guidance, share facts and opinions about topics and support them with evidence.

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SS.1.4

Construct responses to compelling questions using examples.

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SS.1.5

Describe ways people can participate in their community and explain why being involved is important.

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SS.1.6

Explain why people have different jobs in the community.

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SS.1.7

Locate and explain physical features on a variety of maps.

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SS.1.8

Construct a simple map.

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SS.1.9

Compare and contrast routes within communities using maps and other geographic models.

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