2.SS.16.E
Communicate information visually, orally, or in writing based on knowledge and experiences in social studies.
Grade 2 · Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) · TEKS 2010
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informationvisual formsoral formswritten formsknowledgeexperiencessocial studies
Skills
- communicate (information in visual forms) #dok2
- communicate (information in oral forms) #dok2
- communicate (information in written forms) #dok2
- apply (knowledge and experiences in social studies) #dok2
- express (ideas based on social studies learning) #dok3
Learning Targets
- I can share information I have learned in social studies by speaking to my class. #dok2
- I can share information I have learned in social studies by writing sentences or paragraphs. #dok2
- I can share information I have learned in social studies by drawing or making a visual display. #dok2
- I can use my social studies knowledge and experiences to inform what I say, write, or create. #dok2
- I can choose the best way to communicate information based on what I have learned and who my audience is. #dok3
- I can organize my ideas and details to clearly express what I know in social studies. #dok3
Big Ideas
- Communicating information can be done in many different ways—including visually, orally, and in writing.
- Sharing what we know from social studies helps others learn and shows our understanding.
Essential Questions
- What are different ways we can share what we have learned in social studies?
- How do you decide whether to use writing, pictures, or speaking to share information?
- Why is it important to use our own knowledge and experiences when communicating information?
- How can we make sure our ideas are clear when we share what we have learned?
- How might you choose to communicate what you know about a social studies topic to different audiences?