Social Studies Resources
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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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These Nature Crafts offer hands-on, experiential learning. Every instruction packet begins with an original story crafted by the Ohmapi team to spark your child’s imagination and inspire them to make. They also include a brief review lesson help your child retain what they’ve learned.
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Discover the rich history and cultural significance of chocolate with this engaging reading passage, comprehensive Q&A, and customizable note-taking sheets. Perfect for upper middle to high school students!
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2 case files. 1 simplified role. Grades 3–12. Investigate the George Washington and Betsy Ross myths and discover why some of America's original tall tales started with the colonies and the founders.
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Dive into unicorn history with this family style elementary age history and literary unit.
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As a parent, you understand that the world your children will lead looks different from the one you inherited. They’ll face complex challenges around justice, inequality, and civic responsibility—challenges that demand not just knowledge, but critical thinking, moral courage, and historical understanding. The Life, Death,…
As a parent, you understand that the world your children will lead looks different from the one you inherited. They’ll face complex challenges around justice, inequality, and civic responsibility—challenges that demand not just knowledge, but critical thinking, moral courage, and historical understanding.
The Life, Death, and Legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. goes far beyond the simplified narratives most children encounter. This comprehensive unit study presents the full story of Dr. King and the Civil Rights Movement—including the strategic brilliance of economic boycotts, the violent opposition protesters faced, the FBI’s campaign to destroy King, and the 1999 jury verdict finding government conspiracy in his assassination.
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Comprehensive British alternative music reading passage with 20 critical thinking questions exploring bands like The Smiths, Radiohead, Oasis, and Arctic Monkeys. Perfect for high school English, history, or music appreciation classes.
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Teach the 7 Continents the Fun & Easy Way with this Hands-On Printable Packet
Are you looking for an engaging, hands-on way to introduce your child to geography? The 7 Continents Printable Packet is the perfect learning tool to help preschoolers and early learners explore the world in a fun, interactive way!
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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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🌍 Help your students navigate the world and understand geography with confidence! While there are 5 major themes of geography (Location, Place, Human/Environment Interaction, Movement, and Regions), this comprehensive unit provides a deep dive into the very first pillar: Location. 📍
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Transition your student from basic facts to advanced historical analysis. This resource explores the legislative and cultural evolution of Presidents' Day, featuring a sophisticated reading passage and 20 critical thinking questions designed specifically for high schoolers.
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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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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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Introduce young learners to foundational economic concepts with this engaging, hands-on Lemonade Stand Economics activity! Designed for 1st–3rd grade, this interactive lesson uses a familiar and kid-friendly scenario—running a lemonade stand—to help students understand supply, demand, pricing, competition, costs, and…
Introduce young learners to foundational economic concepts with this engaging, hands-on Lemonade Stand Economics activity! Designed for 1st–3rd grade, this interactive lesson uses a familiar and kid-friendly scenario—running a lemonade stand—to help students understand supply, demand, pricing, competition, costs, and profit in a developmentally appropriate way.
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This is a combo unit. It includes a 6-week unit study about Ancient Egypt paired with a novel study of the fictional book Ra the Mighty, which is set in Ancient Egypt.
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Ditch the “fluffy” holiday activities and challenge your high schoolers with a deep dive into the history of St. Patrick. Designed by a homeschool mom of a 9th grader, this no-prep resource covers everything from the 1840s famine to the evolution of Irish-American traditions, perfect for building critical…
Ditch the “fluffy” holiday activities and challenge your high schoolers with a deep dive into the history of St. Patrick. Designed by a homeschool mom of a 9th grader, this no-prep resource covers everything from the 1840s famine to the evolution of Irish-American traditions, perfect for building critical thinking and writing skills.
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Bring history to life and help your students truly master the founding document of the United States! 🦅 Declaration of Independence | Historical Background and Copy Work is a comprehensive, multi-dimensional resource designed to take students beyond simple rote memorization and into deep historical learning.
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Walk in their shoes. Face their choices. Honor their sacrifice. Interactive scenarios exploring 12 Declaration signers through critical decision-making moments. Perfect for the 250th anniversary. Grades 3-12, but emphasis for secondary students.
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Students take on the role of a colonial aide with one mission: document six acts of tyranny and deliver the evidence to Congress before dawn. This no-prep, print-and-play paper escape room challenges grades 3-12 to work through six grievance-focused challenges and crack the final code. Part of the Five Pillars of the…
Students take on the role of a colonial aide with one mission: document six acts of tyranny and deliver the evidence to Congress before dawn. This no-prep, print-and-play paper escape room challenges grades 3-12 to work through six grievance-focused challenges and crack the final code. Part of the Five Pillars of the Declaration of Independence framework.
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Students will love this creative project. This cross-curricular, Language Arts & Social Studies resource will give students templates to create two U.S. President flip books – one for George Washington and one for Abraham Lincoln. A great February activity around Presidents' Day or when discussing…
Students will love this creative project. This cross-curricular, Language Arts & Social Studies resource will give students templates to create two U.S. President flip books – one for George Washington and one for Abraham Lincoln. A great February activity around Presidents' Day or when discussing Washington and/or Lincoln's birthdays.
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A 26-page primary source analysis unit exploring how the 1935 Matanuska Colony reflects the shifting role of American government, from Homestead-era individualism to New Deal federal intervention. Includes real, composite, and illustrative sources, each clearly labeled with full transparency notes and verified archive…
A 26-page primary source analysis unit exploring how the 1935 Matanuska Colony reflects the shifting role of American government, from Homestead-era individualism to New Deal federal intervention. Includes real, composite, and illustrative sources, each clearly labeled with full transparency notes and verified archive links. Built for grades 6–12.
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