Oklahoma Social Studies 1.P.4.1

Social Studies1st GradeSocial Studies Practices

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1.P.4
Develop a variety of evidence-based written products designed for multiple purposes.
Summarize and paraphrase, integrate evidence, and cite sources to create written products, research projects, and presentations for multiple purposes related to social studies content. Draw, label, dictate, and write an informative product with guidance and support. With guidance and support, draw, label, dictate, and write to express an opinion, providing reasons as support.

Oklahoma Academic Standards for Social Studies (2026) · 1.P.4

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What Students Need to Do

Students use a photo and a map to learn about a place in their school. They draw and label what they notice, tell or write a fact in their own words, and name where they found it. They also give an opinion with a reason.

What Mastery Looks Like

A student draws bookshelves and writes, “The library has books,” after looking at a photo. They name the photo as their source. They add, “We should visit because we can borrow books.”

Common Misconceptions

Some students repeat a teacher’s sentence instead of putting a fact in their own words. Others state an opinion as a fact or give an opinion without a reason. They may say “I saw it” without naming the photo or map.

How to Assess It

Show a library photo and a simple school map. Ask students to draw and label one detail, write or tell a fact in their own words, name the source, and finish: “We should visit because ___.”

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Ways to Teach It

  1. Give pairs a school map and library photo; have them mark the library, then draw and label two things visible in the photo.

  2. Ask, “Should our class visit the library? Use one detail from the photo to explain your answer,” then take dictated or written responses.

  3. Play Source Match: show the school map and library photo; students sort cards labeled “library location” and “bookshelves” under the matching source.

  4. Show a local library hours page; students draw a note telling families when it opens on one listed day and name the page.

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