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Grade 5 Science & Social Studies Scope & Sequence with Islamic Studies Integration
Give your Grade 5 learner a structured year of Science and Social Studies that encourages curiosity, evidence-based thinking, historical understanding, and meaningful Islamic reflection.
In Science, students explore matter and its properties, physical and chemical changes, ecosystems, matter and energy in living systems, Earth systems, water resources, stars and space, gravity, human impact, and engineering.
In Social Studies, students work with geography, historical evidence, perspective, cause and effect, government, economics, early American history, colonial history, revolution and founding, the early republic, expansion, rights and responsibilities, and trade.
Islamic Studies integration includes stewardship, water conservation, lunar observation, beneficial knowledge, the history of scientific scholarship in Muslim societies, documented Muslim American people and communities, global geography, consultation, service, and responsible representation of historical sources.
Students are encouraged to distinguish evidence from interpretation and to approach both scientific and historical claims carefully.
WHAT’S INCLUDED: two full-year curriculum maps, two 36-week pacing guides, detailed Science and Social Studies scope & sequences, standards-informed goals, Islamic Studies integration ideas, vocabulary, learning targets, and weekly planning templates.
PLEASE NOTE: This is a digital planning packet and scope & sequence rather than a scripted curriculum, textbook, student workbook, or lab kit. Social Studies requirements vary by location and should be customized when needed.
FOR PERSONAL & EDUCATIONAL USE ONLY: Resale, redistribution, sharing, uploading online or to shared drives, alteration for resale, commercial copying, and creation of derivative products for sale are prohibited.
© NES & CO. Learning. All rights reserved.
Grade 5 Science & Social Studies Scope & Sequence with Islamic Studies Integration
Give your Grade 5 learner a structured year of Science and Social Studies that encourages curiosity, evidence-based thinking, historical understanding, and meaningful Islamic reflection.
In Science, students explore matter and its properties, physical and chemical changes, ecosystems, matter and energy in living systems, Earth systems, water resources, stars and space, gravity, human impact, and engineering.
In Social Studies, students work with geography, historical evidence, perspective, cause and effect, government, economics, early American history, colonial history, revolution and founding, the early republic, expansion, rights and responsibilities, and trade.
Islamic Studies integration includes stewardship, water conservation, lunar observation, beneficial knowledge, the history of scientific scholarship in Muslim societies, documented Muslim American people and communities, global geography, consultation, service, and responsible representation of historical sources.
Students are encouraged to distinguish evidence from interpretation and to approach both scientific and historical claims carefully.
WHAT’S INCLUDED: two full-year curriculum maps, two 36-week pacing guides, detailed Science and Social Studies scope & sequences, standards-informed goals, Islamic Studies integration ideas, vocabulary, learning targets, and weekly planning templates.
PLEASE NOTE: This is a digital planning packet and scope & sequence rather than a scripted curriculum, textbook, student workbook, or lab kit. Social Studies requirements vary by location and should be customized when needed.
FOR PERSONAL & EDUCATIONAL USE ONLY: Resale, redistribution, sharing, uploading online or to shared drives, alteration for resale, commercial copying, and creation of derivative products for sale are prohibited.
© NES & CO. Learning. All rights reserved.