Social Studies
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The Continents
Introduction The beautiful and diverse planet we call home is divided into seven continents, each boasting its own unique treasures. These landmasses have played ... -
7 Ideas for Teaching Teens About the Holocaust Using Film and Books
Introduction: The Holocaust, one of the darkest chapters in human history, holds valuable lessons that need to be taught to younger generations. It’s important ... -
Thinking Higher and Feeling Deeper When Teaching About the Holocaust
Introduction: The Holocaust stands as one of the darkest chapters in human history. When discussing the systematic murder of more than six million Jewish ... -
Download These Free Destination Fun Fact Posters
Introduction: Are you an avid traveler or an aspiring globetrotter? Do you love exploring new destinations and learning fascinating facts about different places around ... -
A Lesson on Hunger: The Great Depression to Today
The Great Depression was an era of economic struggle that lasted from 1929 to 1939. It was a time of unparalleled hardship for millions ... -
6 Ways to Use Primary Source Documents to Bring Into Your Curriculum
Incorporating primary source documents into your curriculum can greatly enhance students’ historical understanding and critical thinking skills. Through the analysis of original sources, students ... -
How to Talk About “Take a Knee” With Students
Introduction: The “Take a Knee” movement has been a significant topic in recent years, bringing debates on race, social issues, and freedom of expression ... -
Warm-Up Ideas for Social Studies: 10-Minute Activities That Teach Geo-Literacy
Geo-literacy skills are essential for students to understand and navigate the world around them. Integrating engaging warm-up activities into social studies lessons can be ... -
Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF: How to Tie It In With Your Curriculum
The Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF campaign has been an empowering and engaging annual event for several decades, rallying kids around the world to make a ... -
10 Activities That Teach the Presidential Election Process
1. Electoral College Simulation: Divide students into groups representing states, assigning each group a number of electoral votes based on population. Students take on ...
