Cultures and Communities
Grade 3 - Social Studies - On Level
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Which tradition is connected to the Japanese American community?
- reading a map scale
- sorting goods only
- folding origami cranes
- freezing water
Why might the tradition "telling clan stories" matter?
- it removes all choices
- passes history and values to younger people
- it proves every community is the same
- it replaces local government
Which evidence shows the Japanese American community sharing a tradition?
- a silent vowel
- a blank map with no key
- families teach the folding steps at a festival
- a weather pattern only
How should students compare the Gullah Geechee community with another community?
- by avoiding sources
- by ignoring what people say
- respectfully, using evidence instead of stereotypes
- by using only one object
Which question helps learn about the Japanese American community?
- Which way is north?
- What tradition is shared and what does it mean?
- Does it melt?
- How many inches on the map?
Which tradition is connected to the Haudenosaunee community?
- telling clan stories
- testing magnet poles
- reading a map scale
- sorting goods only
Why might the tradition "weaving sweetgrass baskets" matter?
- it erases all history
- it proves every community is the same
- continues a craft passed through generations
- it removes all choices
Which evidence shows the Gullah Geechee community sharing a tradition?
- a blank map with no key
- a silent vowel
- artists teach basket weaving at a market
- a random price tag
How should students compare the Mexican American community with another community?
- respectfully, using evidence instead of stereotypes
- by avoiding sources
- by ranking people as better or worse
- by ignoring what people say
Which question helps learn about the Gullah Geechee community?
- Which way is north?
- Which service is sold?
- What tradition is shared and what does it mean?
- How many inches on the map?