Understanding Migration Patterns: A Study of Immigration and Emigration in Social Studies

Jan 05, 2026

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In this 6th-grade social studies lesson, students explore the concepts of migration focusing on food, space, and climate influences. Through analyzing migration data—including net migration rates and the number of immigrants and emigrants per 1000 individuals—students will gain insights into the factors that impact human movement. This lesson promotes critical thinking about how migration shapes societies and cultures. Designed for Oakland Schools, it aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the dynamics of migration.

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Understanding Migration Patterns: A Study of Immigration and Emigration in Social Studies

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6th Grade Social StudiesUnit 3, Lesson 5:Migration

Food
Food Space
Food Space Climate

Net Migration
Net Migration The number of immigrants per 1000
Net Migration The number of immigrants per 1000 minus
Net Migration The number of immigrants per 1000 The number of Emigrants per 1000 minus
Activity Analyzing Migration Data
Property of Oakland Schools Author: Carol Egbo Editors: Amy Bloom and Kimberly HaseGalek