1. Lewis and Clark’s Program of Inquiry
Who we are
Where we are in time and place
How we organize ourselves
How the world works
How we express ourselves
Sharing the Planet

2. An Inquiry into the nature of self and human relationships
Who We
are
An Inquiry into the nature of self and human relationships
Beliefs Values
Personal Physical Social and Emotional Health
Family Friends Communities and Cultures
Rights and Responsibilities

3. An inquiry into orientation regarding place and time
Histories Homes Journeys
Discoveries Explorations Migrations
The interconnectedness of individuals and civilizations from local and global perspectives
Where we are in time and place

4. How we express ourselves
An inquiry into discovery and expression
Ideas and Feelings
regarding
Nature and Culture
Reflection Extension Enjoyment Appreciation of
The Aesthetic
How we express ourselves

5. How the world works Human understanding of scientific principles
An inquiry into the natural world:
Its laws and interaction with human societies
Human understanding of scientific principles
The impact of scientific and technological advances on society and the environment
How the world works

6. How we organize ourselves
An inquiry into the connections between human made systems and their communities
The structure and function of organizations
Societal decision making
Economic activities
The impact of such on humankind and nature
How we organize ourselves

7. Living communities and the relationships within and between them
An inquiry into rights and responsibilities in the struggle to share finite resources with other people and living things
Living communities and the relationships within and between them
Equal opportunity
Peace
Conflict resolution
Sharing the planet