The overall social studies curriculum for the three- and four-year-olds consists of an aggregate of activities focusing upon several key processes that are useful in understanding the components of human social behavior: socialization, interdependence, social control, and continuity and change. This unit contains activities that focus on the process of socialization and are designed to provide experiences to enable the child: 1) to work in a group situation; and, 2) to become aware of some of the components of the socialization process as they exist in his life space. Several activities use visual stimuli ordered around non-western cultures because the child's life space contains one or more of such media as television, advertisements, magazines. These activities complement four other units in this series: SO 001 639 through SO 001 642. (Author/AWW)