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From the Mountains to the Sea—Take a new look at South Carolina with your studentsStudySC is a website that provides online content to support South Carolina-specific curriculum standards. StudySC, created by the South Carolina State Library, makes available a student-friendly environment arranged by grade level and by subject area where students can find the information they need fast. South Carolina Lesson PlansStudySC is currently working on a searchable database of lesson plans and teacher resources on South Carolina topics for a wide range of classroom uses. The database will link to online lesson plans written by educators for state and federal parks, museums, libraries, educational associations, and other organizations. Come check out the website, still in development. Lesson plans are being added weekly! Useful tools for educators:Use these handouts in your classroom or library!
Artists and Palmettos and the Blue Ridge, Oh My!The Elementary, Middle, and High School sections currently have three subjects available: Culture, Environment & Geography, and History Before 1865. The History Since 1865 and Government subjects will be finished by Spring 2010. Each subject has several topic pages and age-appropriate descriptions for easy navigation. I found Cherokee Native American artwork
K-12 students can use StudySC to:
Great examples of content for students:Elementary School-Animals & Plants Explore the state plants and animals through a slideshow, coloring pages, pictures, and videos. Be sure to meet the Madagascar Hissing Cockroaches that live at USC. Listen to the music of the 1920s dance craze, The Charleston, view a video of the Big Apple Dance, and meet Clayton “Peg Leg” Bates. Watch a film made in 1902 by Thomas Edison in Charleston and learn about Porgy & Bess, our state opera. I found lesson plans on the Gullah languageEducators can use StudySC to:
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