Lesson · Grade 3 · Social Studies
What all cultures share: family, work and learning
- Grade 3
- Social Studies
- 47 s
- British Columbia
- BC3-SS-02
Three communities, one by the sea, one in the mountains and one in a city, fill a table row by row with how each one lives family, work and learning: families of different sizes, fishing, growing food or building homes, and children learning from elders, parents and teachers. Every picture differs, but every column has all three, which leads to the recap: all cultures share family, work and learning.
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In one sentence
The question this lesson answers
Here are three communities, each with its own culture.
One is by the sea, one is in the mountains, and one is in a city.
Transcript
What the lesson says
Here are three communities, each with its own culture.
One is by the sea, one is in the mountains, and one is in a city.
What do all cultures share?
Every culture has families.
Families come in many kinds and sizes.
In every culture, people work to meet their needs.
They may fish, grow food or build homes.
In every culture, children learn.
They can learn from elders, parents and teachers.
Each culture does these things in its own way.
All cultures share family, work and learning.
Curriculum
Where this fits
- British Columbia, Grade 3
Social Studies, Peoples and cultures: aspects of life shared by and common to peoples and culturesBC3-SS-02
The outcomes and strands follow the British Columbia curriculum.
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