Primary and Secondary Sources

Grade 4 Social Studies Worksheet - Challenge Me

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Circle the primary source in each group.

    • A student's own notes taken during a visit to a museum.
    • A movie about knights, made in 2018.
    • A paragraph in a library book about how the pyramids were built.
    • An article about how the first telephone worked, written in 2019.
    • A home movie of a family trip taken in 1965.
    • A lesson plan about explorers.
    • A list of supplies a pioneer wrote before a long trip.
    • An encyclopedia article about a famous painter.
    • A museum website article about ancient Egypt.
    • A map in an atlas showing the routes of explorers, drawn by a modern mapmaker.
    • A short video that explains how the Constitution was written.
    • A school report card from 1935.
    • A letter a soldier mailed home in 1944.
    • A textbook chapter about the Pony Express, written last year.
    • A student's essay about the building of the canal.
    • A timeline in a book about the American Revolution.
    • A history book about the Civil War, published in 2010.
    • A coin dug up on a farm from the 1700s.
    • A children's book about Harriet Tubman.
    • A biography of a president, written by a historian.
    • A plow used by a farmer in the 1800s.
    • An interview with a woman who lived through the big storm of 1960.
    • A podcast about the history of baseball.
    • A student report on the first moon landing.
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Primary and Secondary Sources

Answer Key - Grade 4 Social Studies Worksheet - Challenge Me

Circle the primary source in each group.

    • A student's own notes taken during a visit to a museum.
    • A movie about knights, made in 2018.
    • A paragraph in a library book about how the pyramids were built.
    • An article about how the first telephone worked, written in 2019.
    • A home movie of a family trip taken in 1965.
    • A lesson plan about explorers.
    • A list of supplies a pioneer wrote before a long trip.
    • An encyclopedia article about a famous painter.
    • A museum website article about ancient Egypt.
    • A map in an atlas showing the routes of explorers, drawn by a modern mapmaker.
    • A short video that explains how the Constitution was written.
    • A school report card from 1935.
    • A letter a soldier mailed home in 1944.
    • A textbook chapter about the Pony Express, written last year.
    • A student's essay about the building of the canal.
    • A timeline in a book about the American Revolution.
    • A history book about the Civil War, published in 2010.
    • A coin dug up on a farm from the 1700s.
    • A children's book about Harriet Tubman.
    • A biography of a president, written by a historian.
    • A plow used by a farmer in the 1800s.
    • An interview with a woman who lived through the big storm of 1960.
    • A podcast about the history of baseball.
    • A student report on the first moon landing.