Social Studies Classes
and Information

Social Studies Classes

Utah Studies and Civics - 7th Grade
Enter Utah before the pioneers. Visit the various tribes and learn their way of life. Collect pine nuts with the Goshutes and design pottery with the Navajos. Collect beaver hides with the trappers and rendezvous afterwards. Travel the Mormon Trail down Emigration Canyon and settle the Salt Lake Valley. Mine silver in Ophir and discover the value of uranium. Visit the national parks and wonders of Utah! In civics you can be a model citizen. Find out what your Constitution does for you. Serve on a jury, create laws, and become a member of the President's cabinet as you help him run our country!

United States History - 8th Grade
Travel back in time and visit Native American tribes, arrive in Jamestown, colonize the east coast, pour tea in Boston Harbor, and help write the Declaration of Independence. Explore the West with Lewis and Clark, travel along the Trail of Tears, visit the Alamo and fight Santa Anna. Pick cotton in the South and travel along the Underground Railroad. Picnic at Bull Run and listen to Lincoln give the Gettysburg Address. Help reconstruct the South. Become a Dough Boy and fight for peace in Europe. Dance the Charleston and build Model T's. Work for the CCC and listen to fireside chats. Be in Hawaii on December 7, 1941, and experience the interment camps in Utah. COME LIVE THE EXPERIMENT!

World Geography - 9th Grade
Now departing for a nine month world tour. You will walk along the Great Wall of China, visit the slums of India, go on a safari in Kenya, dance at Oktoberfest in Germany, view kangaroos in Australia, and battle mosquitoes in Canada. Envelop yourself in world cultures as you spend this nine month tour guided by professional directors. All expenses paid!

AP Human Geography - 9th Grade
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