Current through Register Vol. 50, No. 9, September 20, 2024
Section CXXXVI-505 - Social StudiesA. Standard 1: Children demonstrate an awareness of time (past, present, and future) and place within the community.1. Infants, Birth-11 months:a. Demonstrate anticipation of events in daily routines and activities.2. Young Toddlers, 9-18 months: a. Demonstrate anticipation of events in daily routines and activities using verbal and non-verbal cues.3. Older Toddlers, 16-36 months: a. Respond (positively or negatively) to changes in routines or schedules.b. Demonstrate a general understanding of the passing of time and the meaning of phrases, such as "not now" and "after lunch".c. Recognize familiar landmarks, signs, and buildings in one's neighborhood/community.4. Three Year Olds, 36-48 months: a. Recall the sequence of daily routines, events, and/or activities that happened at an earlier time.b. Communicate an awareness of time using gestures, words, or phrases (e.g., when I was little; when we lived in our old house).c. Communicate, with increasing specificity, the location of objects/areas at school, home, and within the community.5. Four Year Olds, 48-60 months:a. Communicate events, activities, and people from the past.b. Use time-related vocabulary (e.g., today, tomorrow, before, after) with increasing accuracy.c. Identify familiar landmarks in their community (e.g., fire station, post office).d. Identify the relative location of specific objects and/or features in a familiar environment (e.g., classroom, playground) through drawings or play activities.B. Standard 2: Children demonstrate an awareness of themselves as individuals and as members of a family and community.1. Infants, Birth-11 months: a. Demonstrate a preference for familiar versus new individuals.2. Young Toddlers, 9-18 months: a. Distinguish between familiar and new individuals.3. Older Toddlers, 16-36 months: a. Identify known people in pictures.b. Carry out some routines and responsibilities in the classroom with adult support and guidance.c. Identify self as a member of a group (e.g., a member of a class, a member of a family).4. Three Year Olds, 36-48 months: a. Communicate information about their family and community.b. Carry out routines and responsibilities in the classroom with prompting from adults.c. Share information about other members and activities of a familiar group (e.g., talk about class events, share a story about their birthday party).5. Four Year Olds, 48-60 months: a. Describe familiar elements of one's family, community, and traditions.b. Identify responsibilities of self and others in school, home, and community.c. Identify self as a member of groups and share information about other groups (e.g., gymnastics class, soccer team, member of a school).La. Admin. Code tit. 28, § CXXXVI-505
Promulgated by the Board of Elementary and Secondary Education, LR 50963 (7/1/2024).AUTHORITY NOTE: Promulgated in accordance with R.S. 17:6(A)(10), R.S. 17:407.22, R.S. 17:407.23.