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Study Guide Social Studies Skills Social Studies, Grade 5
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SOCIAL
STUDIES
SKILLS
What
are
Social
Studies
Skills?
Social
Studies
Skills
are
those
skills
that
help
a
student
better
understand
the
world
around
him
or
her.
Some
examples
of
useful
Social
Studies
Skills
are:
•
Understanding
Map
Skills
•
Understanding
Primary
and
Secondary
Sources
•
Understanding
Different
Points
of
View
Map
Skills
A
drawing
of
what
a
particular
place
on
the
Earth
looks
like
from
above
is
a
map.
Mapmakers,
known
as
cartographers,
use
map
symbols
to
stand
for
real
objects
on
a
map.
The
place
on
a
map
where
map
symbols
are
explained
is
the
map
key.
The
map
key
is
also
called
the
map
legend.
Understanding
map
skills
will
give
you
more
knowledge
about
the
Earth.
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Primary
and
Secondary
Sources
Firsthand
accounts
from
the
time
the
event
takes
place
are
called
primary
sources.
One
example
of
a
primary
source
is
a
speech
written
in
a
famous
person's
handwriting.
Another
example
of
a
primary
source
is
a
journal
entry.
An
autobiography
is
the
story
of
a
person's
life
written
by
the
person
himself.
An
autobiography
is
also
an
example
of
a
primary
source.
Facts
from
primary
sources
are
put
together
to
create
a
secondary
source.
One
example
of
a
secondary
source
is
a
Social
Studies
textbook.
Different
Points
of
View
A
person's
ideas
or
feelings
about
a
particular
subject
are
called
his
or
her
point
of
view.
A
person'
s
point
of
view
is
based
upon
his
or
her
life
experiences.
Listening
to
and
trying
to
understand
another
person's
point
of
view
will
help
you
to
be
more
open-minded
about
the
world
and
to
learn
more
about
the
world
and
the
people
in
it.
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