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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Go Around the World with Geography Bingo. This is a fun and engaging game that combines the classic excitement of bingo with fascinating facts about countries from all corners of the globe. This interactive geography game challenges students to identify countries based on clever clues, fostering critical thinking skills…
Go Around the World with Geography Bingo. This is a fun and engaging game that combines the classic excitement of bingo with fascinating facts about countries from all corners of the globe. This interactive geography game challenges students to identify countries based on clever clues, fostering critical thinking skills and geographical knowledge in a playful way.
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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 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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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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Boys will love this curriculum created for writing about battles! It contains 12 easy self-guided lessons covering the basics of creative writing: character, setting, dialogue, and plot development. Each lesson has a handout to practice the new concept, writing story time, and either a battle craft or activity. Activities…
Boys will love this curriculum created for writing about battles! It contains 12 easy self-guided lessons covering the basics of creative writing: character, setting, dialogue, and plot development. Each lesson has a handout to practice the new concept, writing story time, and either a battle craft or activity. Activities include:
- Putting together an easy backyard obstacle course
- Learning military lingo, artillery names, and ranks
- Making a clay diorama of the battlefield
- Hosting a Nerf gun war
- Drawing maps and
- Illustrating the story
Literary tools to enhance writing are incorporated: onomatopoeia, show don’t tell, similes, and comic relief.
This course can be used in one 60 minute lesson or two 30 minute lessons per week.
Ages 8-12
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Explore the rich history of eggnog with this engaging The History of Eggnog Reading Passage, Q & A, and Note-Taking Sheets! Ideal for upper middle to high school students, it features a reading passage, 20 questions, and an answer key to bring learning to life this holiday season.
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Introduce students to one of the most important achievements in U.S. history with this FREE Transcontinental Railroad Coloring Page! This simple, student-friendly activity helps learners visualize how the railroad connected the eastern and western United States and transformed travel, trade, and settlement in the 1800s.
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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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🌍 Geography is about more than just dots on a map, it's about the flow of life across the globe! While there are 5 major themes of geography (Location, Place, Human/Environment Interaction, Movement, and Regions), this unit provides a comprehensive exploration of Movement. ✈️📦📱
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DNA metaphor traces Enlightenment ideas to Declaration. Stations, mutations, project. Grades 3-12. 132 pages. Cross-curricular, 250th anniversary ready. DNA Metaphor System: Makes philosophy visual and accessible. Bridge & Stations: Trace idea transmission and key thinkers. Mutation Lab & Deletion: Analyze…
DNA metaphor traces Enlightenment ideas to Declaration. Stations, mutations, project. Grades 3-12. 132 pages. Cross-curricular, 250th anniversary ready.
- DNA Metaphor System: Makes philosophy visual and accessible.
- Bridge & Stations: Trace idea transmission and key thinkers.
- Mutation Lab & Deletion: Analyze adaptations and omissions.
- Children's Book Project: Creative synthesis of one idea's journey.
- 132+ Pages: 70 student dossier, 60+ teacher guide.
- Three-Tier Differentiation: Grades 3-5, 6-8, 9-12.
- Cross-Curricular Links: Science, ELA, Art, Math integration.
- Engaging & Memorable: Forensic theme hooks all learners.
- Standards-Aligned: C3, Common Core, historical/scientific thinking.
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Studying the state of Utah and state symbols? What is the state bird of Utah? This project-based unit is designed to help students study and record information about Utah’s state bird: California Gull.
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In-depth study of history's most influential figures including Newton, Shakespeare, Gandhi, and more. Features comprehensive reading passage, 20 analytical questions with answer key, and 5 note-taking sheets. Perfect for high school history students/homeschoolers.
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Free 33-Page teaching guide for the Declaration of Independence's 250th anniversary (2026). Learn the Five Pillars framework: The Grievances, The Philosophers, The Road to Rebellion, The Creation Process, and The Signers.
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Transform handwriting practice into an art appreciation adventure! This 5-day Impressionist Art copywork bundle features 4 difficulty levels (ages 5-12+) with beautiful sentences about Monet, Renoir, and Impressionist history. 20 total sentences included! Includes 5 coloring pages with ornate frames to create a gallery and…
Transform handwriting practice into an art appreciation adventure! This 5-day Impressionist Art copywork bundle features 4 difficulty levels (ages 5-12+) with beautiful sentences about Monet, Renoir, and Impressionist history. 20 total sentences included!
Includes 5 coloring pages with ornate frames to create a gallery and complete instructions for use. Perfect for multi-age families – each child works at their perfect challenge level while learning about famous artists. Print-and-go!
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In this curriculum, you'll be guided step-by-step through four engaging lessons all about snakes. This 79-page, nature-based resource includes everything you need to teach a Language Arts and Science unit about snakes…while outdoors.
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Looking for fun project ideas surrounding MLK (Martin Luther King, Jr.)? Here are templates for students to create their own mini-books about him. They'll have two different mini-books to create, you can choose or you can allow them to choose. Use in January around the holiday or any time you want students to be…
Looking for fun project ideas surrounding MLK (Martin Luther King, Jr.)? Here are templates for students to create their own mini-books about him. They'll have two different mini-books to create, you can choose or you can allow them to choose. Use in January around the holiday or any time you want students to be creative and to do a dive into this famous American.
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Transform your history or ELA block with this deep-dive investigation into the evolution of Father’s Day. Designed by a homeschool mom for high schoolers, this resource explores the 60-year journey from Sonora Smart Dodd’s 1909 inspiration to the 1972 national proclamation. It features a sophisticated reading passage, 20…
Transform your history or ELA block with this deep-dive investigation into the evolution of Father’s Day. Designed by a homeschool mom for high schoolers, this resource explores the 60-year journey from Sonora Smart Dodd’s 1909 inspiration to the 1972 national proclamation. It features a sophisticated reading passage, 20 high-order thinking questions requiring paragraph-style answers, and a variety of note-taking templates to strengthen student analysis and writing stamina.
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A nature-based, 32-week curriculum that guides you step-by-step in teaching first grade outdoors. Thoughtfully crafted to support learning without overwhelm, this 586-page resource includes everything you need to teach Language Arts, Science, Handwork (Making), and Art (Nature Journaling). The year is divided into eight…586
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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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Apple Left Right Game, Printable Autumn Activity for Family Gatherings, Fun Party Game, Pass the Prize Game, Family Reunion Game, Fall Game 
Mill Workers' Challenge: Interactive Industrial Revolution Escape Room & Learning Quest