American Modern Studies
In American/Modern Studies students study world geography, and American history and literature. Students are prepared for two AP exams, US history and Modern European History.
Grades K-12 Scope and Sequence
- Grades K-2 Identify continents, oceans, equator, poles, tropics, major countries, and some states on both a map and globe. Stories of Great Americans for Little Americans by Edward Eggleston
- Grade 3: States and capitals. Identify eight regions and 50 states on U.S. map. Recite and spell states, abbreviations, and capitals.
- Grade 4: Review states and capitals. Geography of western hemisphere.
- Grade 5: Review states, capitals, western hemisphere. Geography of eastern hemisphere.
- Grade 6: The Story of theThirteen Colonies and The Story of the Great Republic by H.A. Guerber, Johnny Tremain, Carry On, Mr. Bowditch
- Grade 7: World Geography and cultures
- Grades 9: A Concise History of the American Republic, Vol I by Morison, Commager and Leuchtenburg. The Scarlet Letter, Tom Sawyer, My Antonia
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Grade 10: A Concise History of the American Republic, Vol II
by Morison, Commager and Leuchtenburg. Students take AP US History Exam. - Grade 11: A History of the Modern World Vol I, by Palmer and Colton.
- Grade 12 A History of the Modern World Vol II, by Palmer and Colton. Students take AP Modern European History Exam.
