Social Studies Contributors

These engaging, and ready-to-go lessons on understanding and crafting the historical perspective and reviewing essential social studies skills are the perfect way to start any social studies or...

Utilize this U.S. History timeline set (1400-1900) to display in your classroom or for your students to use as notes. There are images (both in color and black and white) that can be cut out and...

Take your students into today's world and its current situations. Students will learn about what is going on in our world while exploring the 5 geographical themes. All instruction and resources...

This is an engaging and exciting way to get your students to role-play as medieval Vikings! Students will use critical thinking skills to work through historically accurate scenarios and situations...

    Are you looking for a fun way to review for any unit of your US History class - 1877 to the present? This is a hands-on review game that gets your students up and moving in a class...

Do your students need a review over Vietnam and the 1960s? Do you want to review in a fun way and not throw another worksheet at them? Swat the Star is the answer!   This is a fun way to review for...

This is an exciting student centered activity that will engage your students in learning about East Asia Government and Economies. Students will act as teachers and give these countries a letter...

Writing sub plans is time-consuming. It can be even harder if it’s an unplanned absence and you don’t have your materials ready. Emergency Sub Plans for Middle School: Day 4 can help. This package...

Writing sub plans is time-consuming. It can be even harder if it’s an unplanned absence and you don’t have your materials ready. Emergency Sub Plans for Middle School: Day 3 can help. This package...

Writing sub plans is time-consuming. It can be even harder if it’s an unplanned absence and you don’t have your materials ready. Emergency Sub Plans for Middle School: Day 2 can help. This package...

Writing sub plans is time-consuming. It can be even harder if it’s an unplanned absence and you don’t have your materials ready.

This Civil War activity is a GREAT way to INTRODUCE the Civil War. Students will complete a graphic organizer (GOOGLE DOC) on the strengths and weaknesses of each side. Students will choose which...