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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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29:50

Teaching About the 20th Century

The Social Studies Teacher Podcast ·

2024/04/09

While the 20th century is a fascinating topic to cover, it can be a challenge to find resources that include the correct level of depth for the upper elementary classroom. Let's dive in to unpack this puzzle together.Episode HighlightsIntroduction to the 20th and 21st CenturiesThe 1900s and 1910sWorld War IThe Roaring TwentiesThe Great DepressionWorld War IIThe Cold WarThe Civil Rights MovementThe 1960sThe 1970sThe 1980sThe 1990sResources and LinksBlog Post - Episode 43The United States in the 20th

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13:42

5 Ways to Make Social Studies Fun

The Social Studies Teacher Podcast ·

2024/04/02

Student engagement is the name of the game, so today I'm sharing 5 activities you can incorporate into your classroom plans to make social students fun for learners!Episode Highlightsbiography lapbooksmeme activitiescreating your own map/countryvirtual field tripswebquestsResources and LinksBlog Post - Episode 42Famous Heroes in Communities UnitCreate a Country ProjectWebQuest Mega BundleTexas Historical Commission Virtual Field TripsAnne Frank Secret Annex Virtual Field TripEpisode 32 - Using

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12:38

Enneagram for Teachers - Understanding the 9 Teacher...

The Social Studies Teacher Podcast ·

2024/03/26

You may have heard of the Enneagram the trending and fun (and scarily accurate) personality test. This episode is going into our teacher world with Enneagram for Teachers! I will be giving you some insights on your Enneagram type with a teacher twist on your strengths, weaknesses, and ways to be your best teacher self.Episode HighlightsCharacteristics of each Enneagram typeTeacher strengths, weaknesses, and best ways to be your teacher selfResources and LinksI wanted to create this episode as a

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17:27

16 Teacher and Student Test-Prep Tips

The Social Studies Teacher Podcast ·

2024/03/19

Today's test prep-themed episode has 8 tips for you as a teacher and then a special section that you can play for your students as they build a toolbox of test prep strategies.Episode Highlights8 test prep tips for teachers8 test prep tips for studentsBlog Post - Episode 40Let's Connect!Shop ResourcesInstagramWebsiteJoin the Facebook GroupMentioned in this episode:FREE PODCAST SERIESReady to foster a classroom community you and your students love? Tune into the FREE 5-day podcast series with a

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20:13

5 Easy Steps to Set Up a Test Prep Power Hour

The Social Studies Teacher Podcast ·

2024/03/12

If your test prep strategies are feeling stale, today I've got a teamwork approach that might just turn things around.Episode HighlightsTest Prep Power Hour 101How to group studentsHow to divide up the planningHow to find an hour in your instructional scheduleResources so you can get started and try your first power hourResources and LinksNonfiction Reading Comprehension PassagesFiction Reading Comprehension PassagesReading Graphic Organizer BundleProject Bundle for Elementary StudentsMultiple

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13:55

Launching Enrichment Time Activities for Upper...

The Social Studies Teacher Podcast ·

2024/03/05

It's so easy to just give students free time on their devices, but today I'm sharing some simple tweaks that can help you make the most of those miscellaneous pockets of free time. Adding enrichment time to your classroom might be more simple than you think!Episode HighlightsWhat is enrichment time?5 steps to adding enrichment time to your classroom routinesA free resource to help you get started in a snapResources and LinksGrab the Enrichment Time Template!Blog Post - Episode 38Let's Connect!Shop

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14:41

Teaching With and Using Timelines

The Social Studies Teacher Podcast ·

2024/02/27

Visual learner here to share that timelines are extremely helpful tools for understanding the chronological order of events. Today I've got 6 tips to help you effectively incorporate timelines into your upper elementary social studies lessons.Episode HighlightsTimeline basicsInteractive timelinesTimelines of a student's lifeMultimedia elementsSequencing Comparing and contrastingResources and LinksEpisode 37 - BlogLet's Connect!Shop ResourcesInstagramWebsiteJoin the Facebook GroupMentioned in this

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09:56

Current Events in 5 Minutes

The Social Studies Teacher Podcast ·

2024/02/20

Not sure how you can make time to cover your curriculum AND mix in current events? You'll love today's short and sweet episode.Episode HighlightsKid-friendly sources for current eventsStudent engagement strategiesResources and LinksEpisode 36 - BlogLet's Connect!Shop ResourcesInstagramWebsiteJoin the Facebook GroupMentioned in this episode:Black History Month Unit for your Social Studies Curriculum Are you an upper elementary teacher looking to find a quality TEKS- and CCSS-aligned resource that

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16:42

Teaching About Famous People in History

The Social Studies Teacher Podcast ·

2024/02/13

You get to unlock the stories of famous people in history for upper elementary students - what a gift! Today I'm sharing 8 steps for keeping this task simple and effective.Episode HighlightsChoosing relevant figuresEstablishing contextDeveloping engaging lesson plansHumanizing historical figuresIncorporating primary sourcesEncouraging research and inquiryConnecting to present day relevanceAssessing understandingResources Blog Post - Episode 35Using Webquests for Research and InquiryLet's

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12:40

Ways to Incorporate Black History Month Year Round

The Social Studies Teacher Podcast ·

2024/02/06

As a child and a person of color, I often felt embarrassed during February (I explain why in the episode). I don't want that to happen to your students! Today I'm sharing my perspective about navigating Black History Month. I hope your students enjoy these lesson planning ideas as they deepen their understanding of how people in black history have shaped our culture.Episode HighlightsMy experiences learning about black history as an African American student Quotes from famous black people in

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12:40

4 Nonfiction Reading Skills to Teach Before State...

The Social Studies Teacher Podcast ·

2024/01/30

Ready or not, here test prep season comes! Let's talk about four common reading skills that students might need us to lean into supporting them with before standardized testing begins. These nonfiction skills pair really well with a variety of social studies topics!Episode Highlightsinferencingcontext cluestext featuresthemehow graphic organizers and task cards can support students during test prep seasonResources and LinksReading Graphic Organizer

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13:22

BONUS: FAQs and Reviews for the Smart and Simple...

The Social Studies Teacher Podcast ·

2024/01/26

Wondering if the Smart and Simple Social Studies Guided Curriculum is right for you? Not sure if the units will fit the needs of you and your students? This bonus episode is a must-listen! I get a lot of questions about the guided curriculum, how the growing bundle works, and if the units would be applicable to a state beyond Texas.I answer a few frequently asked questions and share some stellar reviews of upper elementary teachers who are LOVING the guided curriculum and why these are working well

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22:33

Using Literary Nonfiction with Social Studies

The Social Studies Teacher Podcast ·

2024/01/23

Teaching your students about biographies or autobiographies soon? You don't want to miss out on this jam-packed episode! In this episode, we are going to talk about what literary nonfiction is some characteristics of this genre, some examples of literary nonfiction, some recommendations, why it's important, and also some activity ideas that you can implement in your classroom.Episode HighlightsWhat is literary nonfiction?Characteristics of literary nonfiction3 examples of literary nonfictionWhy is

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12:35

Using Daily Passages to Teach Social Studies

The Social Studies Teacher Podcast ·

2024/01/16

What if there was an easy way to incorporate social studies skills every day of the week, for just five to 10 minutes a day ---there is! I'll share my method in today's episode.Episode HighlightsWhy does social studies even matter?How can we find the time to teach social studies?Resources and LinksFree Daily Passage Curriculum GuideMembershipBlog Post - Episode 31Let's Connect!Shop ResourcesInstagramWebsiteJoin the Facebook GroupMentioned in this episode:Black History Month Unit for your Social

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16:18

How to Make Morning Routines Manageable

The Social Studies Teacher Podcast ·

2024/01/09

Are you the teacher with the peaceful and orderly classroom as soon as the day begins? Or do your students noisily enter the room and ask endless questions about what to do next? Starting off right each day is not only beneficial for the students, but the teachers as well. It never feels good to be rushed and frazzled as students come in each day roaming around the classroom or unsure of what to do when they arrive. That's where morning routines come in!This episode is filled with tips to help your

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14:43

5 Tips for Positive Parent Communication

The Social Studies Teacher Podcast ·

2024/01/02

Parents are an important piece of the puzzle to a positive classroom community. Today I'm sharing 5 seasoned teacher tips to help you achieve a smoothly run classroom community made up of happy students and grownups!Episode Highlightspracticing patience and reassurancebeing firm but kindclear boundarieshow to handle FAQswhen to pick up the phoneResources and LinksThe Essential Classroom Community FREE Podcast SeriesBlog Post - Episode 29Let's Connect!Shop ResourcesInstagramWebsiteJoin the Facebook

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14:50

5 Strategies to Fight Teacher Burnout

The Social Studies Teacher Podcast ·

2023/12/26

Burnout is real. But there are strategies to help alleviate or lessen those feelings. There may not be a one-size-fits-all solution, and we may not be sure when the feelings will go away. But it's still worth the fight.Episode HighlightsWhat teacher burnout is and how to recognize the signs of burnoutHow focusing on your true hobbies and passions are importantWhy prioritizing yourself is a must if you are teaching this year (and every year)How to let things go (despite running out of time)Finding

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12:28

Managing Your Time in the Elementary Classroom

The Social Studies Teacher Podcast ·

2023/12/19

Sometimes there just doesn't seem like there's enough time in the day. If you find yourself constantly cutting activities short to move to the next event on the agenda, hopefully this episode will have some supportive ideas to help.Episode Highlightsdigital slidesdaily agendastimersexpectationsResources and LinksNo time to create your own slides? Try my editable slides!Refresh your classroom management in a flash with this FREE classroom community mini course.Blog Post - Episode 27Let's Connect!Shop

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11:53

How to Engage Students Before a Long Break

The Social Studies Teacher Podcast ·

2023/12/12

Counting down the days until break? Trust me, I have been there. This podcast episode will give you five really great strategies on how to get students redirected and make it through to the break.Episode HighlightsClass rewardsExpectationsStructured discussionsTiming projects strategicallyGetting outsideResources and LinksGrab your FREE Smart and Simple Ways to Engage guideCheck out a favorite activity I reach for when taking student learning outdoorsBlog Post - Episode 26Let's Connect!Shop

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12:06

3 Ways to Differentiate Instruction in the Elementary...

The Social Studies Teacher Podcast ·

2023/12/05

You know you need to differentiate, but do you need fresh ideas for HOW to differentiate? This episode is packed full of practical tips that truly make a difference for learners.Episode HighlightsWhat is differentiation?Hands on activitiesTips for giving directions effectivelyGrouping studentsResources and LinksReady for even more FREE differentiation ideas? You'll love this 10 minute training.You might also enjoy this podcast episode about 7 Ways to Use Flexible Seating to Create a Positive

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