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By Lily Burgess, 1-2 Teacher Social Studies is slippery. It is central to so much that we do. It figures into Math Vitamins, writing projects, and Read Aloud. It appears with great intention as we plan curriculum to connect people and places, and it shows up unexpectedly in conversations directed by curious minds of first […]