Social Studies Freebies

Created by Alyssa Roetheli of Teaching in the Fast Lane.  Geography Interactive Notebook Kit This Geography Interactive Notebook Kit is a great way to organize your learning about the geography of...

16 Question higher level thinking skill worksheet to accompany the Too Late to Apologize a Video Declaration.  Access the video here. http://www.soomolearning.com/declaration/  

Students will review the reasons for writing the Declaration of Independence and create tweets that summarize some of the grievances. Then they will have to create a tweet from King George's...

On September 8, 1900, in Galveston, Texas, the deadliest natural disaster in the United States happened--the Great Storm of 1900. Learn basic details and facts about Galveston, the hurricane, Isaac...

Created by Beth Hammett.  5 easy-to-follow slides for downloading YouTube videos. Uses screenshots and bright red arrows for visualization. Includes dialogue explanations and step-by-step...

This PowerPoint lesson includes videos, summaries and review questions focusing on events leading up to the American Revolution, focusing specifically on the French and Indian War.  Created by...

This is a complete lesson plan, created by Dan Nguyen, that covers the main issues of the Scientific Revolution by having the students role-play as various scientists or Church officials during...

This two page worksheet has students identify the similarities and differences between the Tribes in Texas, then students have to use critical thinking skills to write about the differences between...

A student collaborative relay race game to review the terms from the Gilded Age and Westward Expansion.  A total of 39 terms.  

A good way to identify where the battles of the Revolution take place. Incorporates map skills, spatial awareness and following directions. Includes the map with labeling instructions and map...