Social Studies Resources
Looking for Social Studies resources?
Bring history, geography, and culture to life with our collection of Social Studies resources. From unit studies and map activities to full curriculum packages and hands-on projects, these tools are designed to inspire curiosity and critical thinking. Themes like ncient civilizations, exploring world geography, or learning about government and civics, help your child connect with the past, understand the present, and dream about the future—all while fostering a lifelong love of learning.
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⭐ LIFETIME ALL-ACCESS PASS: Every Resource, Every Grade, Forever! ⭐
Are you ready to stop paying for individual resources and start having an entire curriculum library at your fingertips? This is the ultimate “Buy the Store” opportunity for educators who want it all!
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Transform “Lost on a Mountain in Maine” into an unforgettable survival adventure! This print-and-play escape room combines literature comprehension with real wilderness survival skills through 7 engaging challenges. Perfect for ages 8-14, homeschool families, classrooms, and co-ops. Includes plant…
Transform “Lost on a Mountain in Maine” into an unforgettable survival adventure! This print-and-play escape room combines literature comprehension with real wilderness survival skills through 7 engaging challenges. Perfect for ages 8-14, homeschool families, classrooms, and co-ops. Includes plant identification, navigation, first aid, weather safety, and more – all while following Donn Fendler’s incredible journey. Complete facilitator guide with flexible difficulty levels and extension activities included. 45-60 minutes of hands-on learning that makes literature come alive!
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This BUNDLE includes both the student textbook and teacher’s guide for World History 1.
It includes 21 units from Ancient Egypt to the rise of nationalism in the 1800’s.See unit details below in description.
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A Day in History – Investigation Station is a series of fun sleuthing research and writing activities based on a single event on a specific day in history! This resource focuses on the day that Martin Luther King, Jr. received the Nobel Peace Prize (October 14, 1964). It can be used anytime or in October or in January…
A Day in History – Investigation Station is a series of fun sleuthing research and writing activities based on a single event on a specific day in history! This resource focuses on the day that Martin Luther King, Jr. received the Nobel Peace Prize (October 14, 1964). It can be used anytime or in October or in January (around Martin Luther King, Jr. Day).
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Prepare your child to be an informed citizen in an ever-changing world. This comprehensive unit study introduces children to the Bill of Rights through honest, age-appropriate exploration of America’s foundational promises—and how they’ve been both kept and broken throughout history. Perfect for parents who…
Prepare your child to be an informed citizen in an ever-changing world.
This comprehensive unit study introduces children to the Bill of Rights through honest, age-appropriate exploration of America’s foundational promises—and how they’ve been both kept and broken throughout history. Perfect for parents who want to raise thoughtful, responsible future leaders equipped to navigate complex civic challenges.
What’s Included:
Five daily sections, each designed for one day of study (complete the unit in one week):
- Section 1: What the Bill of Rights was originally called and why names matter
- Section 2: How these rights evolved from protecting states to protecting individuals
- Section 3: When free speech and assembly have been restricted
- Section 4: Times when constitutional promises were broken
- Section 5: Who was excluded from original protections
*You’ll also get one month access to our premium podcast, where you can listen to our unit studies!
Recommended for K-5
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Discover the origins and evolution of video games with this engaging reading passage, Q&A, and note-taking sheets. Ideal for students and educators alike!
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Have students wanting to learn about dinosaurs? Want to incorporate hands-on, project learning into your science lessons that will not only help student learning ‘stick’ but will allow students to walk away with beautiful projects? Get ready to roar with excitement because your problem is solved! PLEASE NOTE: This resource…
Have students wanting to learn about dinosaurs? Want to incorporate hands-on, project learning into your science lessons that will not only help student learning ‘stick’ but will allow students to walk away with beautiful projects? Get ready to roar with excitement because your problem is solved! PLEASE NOTE: This resource does not mention the age of the earth or periods of time.
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Explore religious persecution in Colonial America with this engaging DBQ for grades 6-12. Students analyze primary sources on the Salem Witch Trials, Quaker persecution, and Puritan life, answering 21 questions to uncover the impact of fear and intolerance. Includes a graphic organizer and essay prompt. Perfect for history…
Explore religious persecution in Colonial America with this engaging DBQ for grades 6-12.
Students analyze primary sources on the Salem Witch Trials, Quaker persecution, and Puritan life, answering 21 questions to uncover the impact of fear and intolerance.
Includes a graphic organizer and essay prompt. Perfect for history classes or homeschooling. Digital PDF, 20 pages.
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Transform medieval history into hands-on adventure! This K-12 mini project-based unit features castle building, tally stick accounting, and differentiated instruction for every age.
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This academic bundle moves beyond simple holiday crafts to provide high schoolers with a rigorous look at the history of Mother’s and Father’s Day. The resource includes detailed narrative reading passages covering ancient festivals like Rhea and Cybele, the activism of Anna Jarvis, and the fight against the…
This academic bundle moves beyond simple holiday crafts to provide high schoolers with a rigorous look at the history of Mother’s and Father’s Day. The resource includes detailed narrative reading passages covering ancient festivals like Rhea and Cybele, the activism of Anna Jarvis, and the fight against the commercialization of these holidays. With 20 deep-analysis Q&A sheets and full answer keys, it is a complete, no-prep solution for history or ELA.
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Cooking Around The World: A Culinary Exploration is a complete educational package exploring diverse cooking traditions, cultural food significance, and global culinary techniques through engaging reading materials and interactive activities.
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In this curriculum, you’ll be guided step-by-step through four engaging lessons all about bears. This 79-page, nature-based resource includes everything you need to teach a Language Arts and Science unit about bears…while outdoors.
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Ready to study Ancient Greece? This unit emphasizes the history and contributions of the ancient Greeks and how the Greeks have influenced modern culture. (See description for more details.)
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A U.S.A. state flowers coloring book that students will truly enjoy. Students will color each state flower and have the opportunity to write about each.
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A comprehensive high school resource on the Russo-Ukrainian War from a Christian worldview, featuring an in-depth reading passage, critical thinking questions, a guided answer key, and note-taking sheets. Perfect for homeschoolers and Christian education.
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🌍 What makes a location unique? While Location tells us where something is, Place tells us what it’s actually like when you get there. This comprehensive unit focuses exclusively on the second pillar of geography, helping students distinguish between the natural world and the marks humans leave behind. 🏔️
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Looking for a meaningful and engaging way to observe Veterans Day with your students or group? Bring history and gratitude to life this November with this exciting Veterans Day Bingo Game!
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This full-year notebooking project will have students ‘thinking like a geographer! They’ll research 18 different countries and record important information that will have them investigate and record using a 5 Themes of Geography lens: location, place, human environment interaction, movement and regions. PREREQUISITE: Good…
This full-year notebooking project will have students ‘thinking like a geographer! They’ll research 18 different countries and record important information that will have them investigate and record using a 5 Themes of Geography lens: location, place, human environment interaction, movement and regions.
PREREQUISITE: Good working knowledge of the 5 Themes of Geography (or) complete 5 Themes of Geography BUNDLE
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Discover Rocks of Resilience, a 34-page study guide blending psychology and literature for Bud, Not Buddy (grades 3–12). Explore how Bud’s rocks foster identity and family ties through attachment theory. Includes fun activities like drawing and storytelling, plus trauma-informed lessons for safe, inclusive classrooms. This…
Discover Rocks of Resilience, a 34-page study guide blending psychology and literature for Bud, Not Buddy (grades 3–12).
Explore how Bud’s rocks foster identity and family ties through attachment theory. Includes fun activities like drawing and storytelling, plus trauma-informed lessons for safe, inclusive classrooms.
This no-prep resource engages students with empathy and critical thinking. Perfect for literature circles or SEL-focused classes.
Pages: 34 | Grades: 3–12 | Price: $10.00
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This five-day unit study takes elementary students beyond the ceremony to explore the constitutional foundations, historical crises, and brave individuals who shaped how power transfers in America. From George Washington’s improvised first inauguration to the “Secession Winter” that nearly tore the nation…
This five-day unit study takes elementary students beyond the ceremony to explore the constitutional foundations, historical crises, and brave individuals who shaped how power transfers in America. From George Washington’s improvised first inauguration to the “Secession Winter” that nearly tore the nation apart, your child will develop the nuanced thinking tomorrow’s citizens and leaders need.
BONUS: Your purchase includes access to our companion podcast featuring audio versions of all readings—perfect for auditory learners or on-the-go listening.
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Nature School Unit Study for Gr. 1-3: Robins