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The Social Studies Teacher Podcast

Kirsten Hammond, The Southern Teach LLC

Are you an upper elementary or middle school educator looking for simple strategies to make teaching social studies easier and more fun? This podcast is perfect for 3rd-8th grade teachers and parents who want to maximize their time and bring social studies to life in their classrooms! Your host, Kirsten of The Southern Teach, is a mom and educator with over a decade of experience teaching in the classroom. She is all about simple and actionable strategies that result in wins, big or small. Each

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12:45

Cultural Sensitivity During the Holiday Season

The Social Studies Teacher Podcast ·

2023/11/28

We want ALL students to feel a sense of belonging and see their important holidays and traditions represented in our classrooms. If you aren't sure how to accomplish this goal, this episode is for you. Episode HighlightsWhat culturally responsive teaching isWhy it is important to be culturally responsiveHow we can be culturally responsive during the holiday season Resources and LinksBlog Post - Episode 24Kid Power ArticleHoliday Webquest BundleLet's Connect!Shop ResourcesInstagramWebsiteJoin the

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19:35

Using Secondary Sources to Teach Social Studies

The Social Studies Teacher Podcast ·

2023/11/21

In the world of social studies, primary sources are considered very important for teaching and learning. But don't forget about secondary sources – they're crucial too! Episode HighlightsWhat Are Secondary Sources in Social Studies?Why Do Secondary Sources Matter in Teaching Social Studies?How to Find Good Secondary Sources for Social Studies LessonsIncluding Secondary Sources in Lesson PlansEngaging Students with Secondary Sources in Social StudiesResources and LinksBlog Post - Episode 23Guided

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15:24

Using Primary Sources to Teach Social Studies

The Social Studies Teacher Podcast ·

2023/11/14

When teachers use primary sources in class, it makes learning history feel real and exciting. You learn more about the past and why it matters today. What does this look like within the four walls of our classroom? Let's talk about it today!Episode HighlightsWhat are primary sources?Why are primary sources important in teaching social studies?Where can you find primary sources?How can primary sources be incorporated into lesson plans?What are the benefits of using primary sources in the

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10:46

4 Low-Prep and Engaging Veterans Day Activities

The Social Studies Teacher Podcast ·

2023/11/07

Can you find 20-30 minutes of instructional time to celebrate our Veterans? Let's talk about some practical ways to teach about this important holiday.Episode HighlightsNearpodLetter WritingWebquestsCompare and contrast patriotic holidaysResources and LinksNearpodA Million Thanks.orgVeterans Day WebquestBlog Post - Episode 21Let's Connect!Shop ResourcesInstagramWebsiteJoin the Facebook GroupMentioned in this episode:Love Chocolate? You'll LOVE this resource!Are you an upper elementary teacher

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16:19

3 Engaging Activities to Teach About the Bill of Rights

The Social Studies Teacher Podcast ·

2023/10/31

The Bill of Rights is an important concept that needs to be taught in most U.S. history classes. But rather than it being a dull event, it can actually be engaging (and low prep) for your upper elementary learners!Episode Highlightswhat the Bill of Rights iswhy is it important to teach about the Bill of Rights a brief description of each of the 10 Amendmentssome Bill of Rights fun facts3 activities to implement for upper elementary (grade 3-6)Resources and LinksLearn more about the Social Studies

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21:09

My Favorite Read Alouds for Upper Elementary ELA and...

The Social Studies Teacher Podcast ·

2023/10/24

Chapter book read-alouds are my favorite part of the day! Even during a year where I only taught math and science, I still found ways to weave in chapter books during my day. Today I'm sharing with you my favorite read-alouds that are enjoyed by teachers and students alike!Episode HighlightsMy Top 10 Chapter Book Recommendations for Grades 3-5A brief synopsis of each one (don't worry, there are no spoilers!)Resources and Links⁠Each Kindness Book Companion⁠⁠Creature Features Book Companion⁠⁠The Name

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17:26

3 Easy Steps To Practicing Research Skills with...

The Social Studies Teacher Podcast ·

2023/10/17

Kids these days have it pretty easy - all they have to do to look for the answers to a question is to go to Google, look it up on TikTok, or type it into ChatGPT! BUT do they know that what they're seeing as the "answers" may not always be accurate or reliable?That's where research skills come in! In this digital age, it's important for students to be able use their research and inquiry skills to sift the valid and reliable information from the fake and inaccurate ones. Webquests are a perfect way

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17:14

5 Ways to Balance Your Work-Life Schedule

The Social Studies Teacher Podcast ·

2023/10/10

Are you a month or two into the school year and already feeling burnt out? The grading, the demands, the protocols - it's enough to make you wish you could fast-forward to winter break!The pressure of the school year is an all too familiar feeling for many teachers.If it seems like you're working overtime and leaving little room for things you actually enjoy doing outside of work, this episode is a must to listen to.Episode HighlightsWhy it's okay to say noHow to prioritize your tasks at work and at

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12:23

4 Life-Saving Grading Tips for Upper Elementary Teachers

The Social Studies Teacher Podcast ·

2023/10/03

Grading can be a b - sometimes... ya feel me?It feels like a constant cycle that will pile up if you don't take some time to knock it out. Even worse? Trying to track down multiple classes full of students who are missing assignments or need retakes.Are you feeling this way?I’ve found just a few grading tips for upper elementary teachers that I plan on sharing with you in today's episode that have helped me out and making it less of a daunting task. I still don’t like it, but now it’s much more

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15:38

Breaking Down the 5 Main Social Studies Topics

The Social Studies Teacher Podcast ·

2023/09/26

Did you miss the live PD training last week? No worries! I wanted to give my listeners a peek into what we talked about. Social studies is usually a must to teach, but the WHY of what students are learning in social studies is not always discussed. That's exactly what we will be talking about in this week's episode!In this episode, you will learn:what each of the 5 social studies domains arewhy they are important and integral to a social studies blockexamples of topics for each social studies domain

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23:03

5 Ways to Integrate Writing with Social Studies

The Social Studies Teacher Podcast ·

2023/09/19

We are expected to integrate social studies with other subjects to make it work - but HOW can we do it? Writing in itself is very important to teach. Combining with social studies is actually a really great way to teach what you need to for both subjects. It can be easy - if you let it!In this episode, you will learn: why writing is importantthe benefits of integrating writing with social studies5 ways you can incorporate writing with examples for each oneassessing writing skills in social

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12:01

3 Must-Have Technology Tools for Upper Elementary

The Social Studies Teacher Podcast ·

2023/09/12

Incorporating technology is more important than ever. Looking for ways to make social studies fun and engaging? In this episode, I chat all about how to do that with 3 technology tools that are perfect to use with your classes throughout the year!In this episode, you will learn:3 technology tools that are fun to use with upper elementary studentswhat each tool isways you can use each tool for your social studies blockhow I used these technology tools with my studentsResources and LinksBlog Post -

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10:43

How to Approach Teaching 9/11 in Upper Elementary

The Social Studies Teacher Podcast ·

2023/09/05

Teaching 9/11 in upper elementary classrooms is a sensitive yet important topic to approach. As educators, it is important to create a safe space for students to discuss and understand the events of September 11th, 2001. By age-appropriate materials and open dialogue, you can navigate this subject with sensitivity and effectiveness. In this episode, you will learn:why it's important to share about September 11th5 Patriot Day and 9/11 activities to conduct with studentsResources and LinksBlog Post -

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19:32

8 Easy Ways to Engage Students Throughout the Year

The Social Studies Teacher Podcast ·

2023/08/29

Are you looking for ways to keep your students engaged and motivated throughout the year? Look no further! Engaging students is not only crucial for their academic success but also for their overall development. By implementing these strategies, you can create a dynamic and interactive learning environment that promotes active participation and fosters a love for learning. Whether you are a teacher in 3rd, 4th, or 5th grade, these tips will help you keep students excited and eager to learn, making

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12:11

7 Ways to Use Flexible Seating to Create a Positive...

The Social Studies Teacher Podcast ·

2023/08/22

Are you tired of the traditional classroom setup? Do you want to create a positive and engaging learning environment for your students? Flexible seating is a growing trend in education that focuses on providing students with a variety of seating options to enhance their comfort, focus, and collaboration. Join me as we delve into the seven best ways to incorporate flexible seating into your classroom and watch as your students thrive in a dynamic and empowering educational setting.In this episode,

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18:46

5 Steps to Setting Up Social Studies Interactive...

The Social Studies Teacher Podcast ·

2023/08/15

Are you a social studies teacher looking for a fun and engaging way to enhance your students' learning? Look no further than interactive notebooks! Interactive notebooks have taken the education world by storm, providing an innovative way for students to take ownership of their learning while promoting critical thinking skills. Get ready to transform your social studies lessons into a dynamic and interactive experience that will captivate your students and leave a lasting impact. Let's dive in and

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18:31

10 Must-Have Teacher Supplies for the Upper...

The Social Studies Teacher Podcast ·

2023/08/08

Are you a teacher looking to enhance your teacher supplies game? You'll love this episode!In this episode, I have curated a list of must-have teacher supplies that will elevate your classroom and make your teaching journey even more rewarding. From essential tools to innovative ideas, I have got you covered. Whether you're a new teacher or a seasoned pro, this episode will provide you with some tools you need to add to your back-to school shopping list.In this episode, you will learn:10 of my

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18:45

Using the Enneagram in the Elementary Classroom

The Social Studies Teacher Podcast ·

2023/08/01

Ever heard of the popular Enneagram test? It's a great way for people to discover their main personality type. Did you know that you can utilize the Enneagram in the elementary classroom too?Conducting an Enneagram test is a great way for students to assess their personality type and be more self-aware of their basic wants, worries, and best ways to learn.In the episode, you will learn:The 9 types of students - based on the 9 Enneagram typesSteps on how students can discover their own Enneagram

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18:58

5 Key Takeaways from The Social Studies Teacher Bootcamp

The Social Studies Teacher Podcast ·

2023/07/25

If you're a social studies teacher looking for ways to take your classroom to the next level, then this podcast episode is just for you! Join me as we dive into the top five key takeaways from The Social Studies Teacher Bootcamp. This episode is chock-full of actionable ideas and inspiration that will help you enhance your teaching skills and offer them an incredible learning experience in social studies. Tune in to learn how you can elevate your social studies teaching game!In this episode, you

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10:39

3 Important Social Studies Skills Every Upper...

The Social Studies Teacher Podcast ·

2023/07/18

Integrating social studies with other subjects can be done through the incorporation of social studies skills. These skills are crucial for upper elementary students and can have a significant impact on their future success. In this episode, we'll explore the top three social studies skills that students need to know and discuss why they are so important. Join me to learn more about how social studies skills can benefit students in all areas of their education.In this episode, you will learn:3

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