Question 1

Will this help with my child's Kindergarten social studies work?

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Yes. Watch video lessons on community, family, and geography topics. Each lesson uses simple language and visuals perfect for young learners.

Question 2

How long are the video lessons for Kindergarten?

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Kindergarten lessons are 3-8 minutes long. They're designed for short attention spans with colorful visuals and simple explanations kids enjoy.

Question 3

Is there a state test for Kindergarten social studies in New York?

Accepted Answer

No. New York doesn't test Kindergarten social studies. These lessons build foundational knowledge about community and culture for later grades.

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Can my child watch lessons on a tablet?

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New York Kindergarten Social Studies Curriculum

Video lessons and practice for every Kindergarten social studies topic. Aligned to New York State K-12 Social Studies Framework standards. Learn about community, family, and culture.

New York Kindergarten Social Studies Curriculum | StudyPugHelp

ID

Math Standard Description

StudyPug Topic

1.1.1

Classroom and School Rules:

1.1.2

Authority Figures:

1.1.3

Rights and Responsibilities:

1.2.1

American Symbols:

1.2.2

National Holidays:

1.2.3

Good Citizenship:

2.1.1

Land and Water:

2.1.2

Maps and Globes:

2.1.3

Direction and Location:

2.2.1

Natural Resources:

2.2.2

Weather and Climate:

3.1.1

Personal Timeline:

3.1.2

Family Relationships:

3.1.3

Past and Present:

3.2.1

People and Communities:

3.2.2

Cultural Celebrations:

4.1.1

Needs and Wants:

4.1.2

Work and Jobs:

4.1.3

Buying and Selling:

4.2.1

Types of Resources:

4.2.2

Saving and Spending:

4.2.3

Earning Money:

5.1.1

Community Workers:

5.1.2

Transportation:

5.2.1

Citizenship Skills:

5.2.2

Communication:

5.2.3

Problem Solving: