Government Civics Bilingual Reader

A high-engagement social studies decoding unit. Students step into the shoes of historical codebreakers from different eras, using unique ciphers to decode core academic vocabulary and analyze syllable structures.

A social studies lesson and bulletin board project celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month through personal storytelling, cultural research, and collaborative display. Students explore diverse Hispanic cultures and create personalized display pennants reflecting roots, traditions, or inspiring changemakers.

An elementary-friendly, three-page Student Council Meeting Record Packet designed for 3rd-5th grade secretaries. Includes clear, spacious sections for meeting details, officer and grade-level class representative attendance, large lined discussion areas, simple vote tallies, an action to-do list, and dual sign-offs for both the secretary and faculty advisor.

Une séquence complète d'histoire CM2 explorant la construction de la République en France, depuis la Révolution française et la chute de la monarchie (1792) jusqu'à l'enracinement durable de la IIIe République (lois Jules Ferry et symboles nationaux).

An accessible history lesson exploring why we study the past, archeological evidence, and historical sources. Tailored for special education students with visual anchors, structured sentence frames, and clear vocabulary supports.

Hoja de trabajo y lectura de estudios sociales en español para 5.° grado sobre las tres ramas del gobierno de los EE. UU. y los principios de la educación cívica activa. Incluye explicaciones conceptuales, tarjetas ilustradas de cada rama gubernamental, vocabulario cívico clave y un área de reflexión escrita para estudiantes.

A comprehensive multi-lesson cultural and linguistic unit exploring Hawaiian values, rich mythology, traditional wayfinding, and the historic voyaging canoe Hōkūleʻa. Students connect deep values to linguistic foundations, legendary histories, and scientific wayfinding.

A foundational social studies lesson that teaches elementary students the principles of rules, laws, and good citizenship in classroom and community settings. Students learn why rules exist to protect safety, fairness, and respect, and practice applying civic responsibility to everyday dilemmas.

Progression annuelle et séances d'apprentissage en histoire pour le CM2, conformes aux programmes officiels. Inclut des fiches de préparation pour l'enseignant, des fiches d'activités pour les élèves et des traces écrites.

A comprehensive fifth-grade social studies assessment and evaluation guide exploring the major Native American cultural regions of North America, including shelters, natural resources, geography, and cultural adaptations based on Studies Weekly articles.

A collection of premium, highly-scaffolded visual lessons and daily check-ins designed with color-coded scaffolds and simple reading levels to maximize student connection and accessibility.

A 42-minute inquiry into mounting colonial tensions following the repeal of the Stamp Act through the Boston Massacre of 1770. Students analyze British revenue acts, colonial resistance strategies, and the escalation of physical conflict.