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Michigan 1st Grade Social Studies Curriculum

Lessons and practice for every 1st grade Social Studies topic. Aligned to what Michigan schools teach so your child can keep up with class.

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1.1.1

Government Structure:

1.3.2

Patriotic Celebrations:

2.2.1

Physical Features:

2.2.2

Human Features:

3.1.1

Time and Chronology:

3.1.2

Primary Sources:

4.1.1

Goods and Services:

4.1.2

Producers and Consumers:

4.3.1

Jobs and Careers:

4.3.2

Income and Savings:

Michigan 1st Grade Social Studies Curriculum Overview

Michigan's 1st grade Social Studies curriculum introduces young learners to the world around them. Students explore their community, learn about family history, and begin to understand how maps and geography describe where we live. Civics concepts like rules, responsibilities, and community helpers are also central to the Grade 1 experience.

Key Topics in Michigan Grade 1 Social Studies

  • Community and Neighborhoods: Understanding what a community is, the people in it, and how communities function.
  • Family History: Exploring how families change over time and how the past connects to the present.
  • Maps and Geography: Reading simple maps, identifying landforms, and understanding location.
  • Basic Civics: Learning about rules, rights, responsibilities, and what it means to be a good citizen.
  • Basic Economics: Introduction to needs versus wants and the concept of goods and services.

How StudyPug Supports Michigan 1st Graders

StudyPug provides lessons and practice exercises for every Michigan Grade 1 Social Studies topic. Each lesson breaks down concepts into simple, easy-to-follow explanations so students can understand new material at their own pace. Parents can use StudyPug to support homework help, review topics before a test, or simply keep their child engaged with what they are learning in school.

All content follows Michigan's Grade 1 Social Studies standards, so you can be confident your child is learning exactly what their teacher expects.