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Grade 2 Science & Social Studies Scope & Sequence with Islamic Studies Integration
Give your Grade 2 learner a wider understanding of the world through a full-year Science and Social Studies planning packet with thoughtful Islamic Studies integration.
In Science, students explore matter, properties of materials, changes to Earth’s surface, plants, habitats, pollination, biodiversity, and engineering.
In Social Studies, they study different kinds of communities, geography, migration, local government, producers and consumers, resources, trade, timelines, artifacts, photographs, and oral history.
Islamic Studies connections include stewardship, care for habitats and living things, thoughtful observation, diverse Muslim communities, family history, migration stories, generosity, fair dealing, and community responsibility.
Students begin learning that Muslim communities are diverse and that faith can provide meaningful context without replacing careful observation, evidence, geography, or historical thinking.
WHAT’S INCLUDED: complete Science and Social Studies year-at-a-glance maps, two 36-week pacing guides, detailed scope & sequences, standards-informed goals, Islamic Studies integration ideas, vocabulary, learning targets, and reusable planning templates.
PLEASE NOTE: This is a digital planning packet and scope & sequence. It is not a scripted daily curriculum, student workbook, textbook, or experiment kit.
FOR PERSONAL & EDUCATIONAL USE ONLY: One purchase is intended for one household or one individual educator/classroom. Resale, redistribution, sharing, uploading, alteration for resale, commercial copying, and creation of derivative products for sale are prohibited.
© NES & CO. Learning. All rights reserved.
Grade 2 Science & Social Studies Scope & Sequence with Islamic Studies Integration
Give your Grade 2 learner a wider understanding of the world through a full-year Science and Social Studies planning packet with thoughtful Islamic Studies integration.
In Science, students explore matter, properties of materials, changes to Earth’s surface, plants, habitats, pollination, biodiversity, and engineering.
In Social Studies, they study different kinds of communities, geography, migration, local government, producers and consumers, resources, trade, timelines, artifacts, photographs, and oral history.
Islamic Studies connections include stewardship, care for habitats and living things, thoughtful observation, diverse Muslim communities, family history, migration stories, generosity, fair dealing, and community responsibility.
Students begin learning that Muslim communities are diverse and that faith can provide meaningful context without replacing careful observation, evidence, geography, or historical thinking.
WHAT’S INCLUDED: complete Science and Social Studies year-at-a-glance maps, two 36-week pacing guides, detailed scope & sequences, standards-informed goals, Islamic Studies integration ideas, vocabulary, learning targets, and reusable planning templates.
PLEASE NOTE: This is a digital planning packet and scope & sequence. It is not a scripted daily curriculum, student workbook, textbook, or experiment kit.
FOR PERSONAL & EDUCATIONAL USE ONLY: One purchase is intended for one household or one individual educator/classroom. Resale, redistribution, sharing, uploading, alteration for resale, commercial copying, and creation of derivative products for sale are prohibited.
© NES & CO. Learning. All rights reserved.