The document discusses how different countries organize themselves socially and economically. It explores the central idea of different forms of social and economic organization between countries, as well as looking into the different branches of power within governments and citizens' rights and duties. Several links are provided relating to autonomous communities in Spain, Spain's constitutional monarchy, and resources for learning about citizenship, government, laws, and math games.

2. HOW WE ORGANISE
OURSELVES

3. CENTRAL IDEA
Countries have different social and
economic organisations

4. LINES OF INQUIRY
- An inquiry into the social and economic
organisation of different countries.
- An inquiry into the different branches of
power.
- An inquiry into our rights and duties as
citizens.

5. AUTONOMOUS
COMMUNITIES
http://serbal.pntic.mec.es/
alg0027/espauto2e.html

6. SPAIN IS A
CONSTITUTIONAL
MONARCHY
The basic concepts of
the constitution are:
liberty, justice,
equality and political
pluralism.

7. http://www.primaria4elcastillo.blogsek.es/2017/04/24/around-the-house/
http://www.primaria4elcastillo.blogsek.es/2017/05/03/human-habitats/
http://www.primaria4elcastillo.blogsek.es/2016/04/19/how-we-organize-our-country/

8. MATH GAMES ON LINE
http://hittingthetarget.com/hittingthetarget.php
http://www.bbc.co.uk/keyskills/flash/kfa/kfa.shtml

9. READINGS
WWW.KIDSA-Z.COM
- Community Government
- Can I vote?
- Laws for kids
- Citizen soldier
- Puppy love
- Jury duty
- Protest park
- Big Bully
- Spain

10. BEING A GOOD CITIZEN
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3bwfo9aD5A8

11. WHAT DOES A DIGITAL CITIZEN DO?