Herstory Coloring Pages

A 5-day multidisciplinary unit for grades K-4 celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month through identity, inspiring leaders, arts and music, cultural traditions, and community belonging.

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.

A multi-day elementary economics and social studies unit exploring goods and services, needs and wants, and the vital community helpers who keep neighborhoods thriving. Students practice sorting, economic decision-making, and civic connection.

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 foundational early childhood social studies sequence introducing young learners to neighborhood places, maps, and community helpers. Students explore where helpers work, the tools they use, and how simple maps help us navigate our world.

Séance d'histoire dédiée à l'engagement politique des femmes sous la Révolution française à travers l'étude de la pétition du 6 mars 1792 portée par Pauline Léon et 319 citoyennes parisiennes réclamant des armes pour défendre la patrie.

A 2-page bilingual read-aloud script for 5th grade civics and government, featuring chunked English passages followed immediately by Spanish translations, stopping points for interactive checks, and vocabulary echo-reading.

A vibrant 3-day Kindergarten social studies unit introducing community helpers, emergency responders, health champions, and neighborhood workers through interactive circle time and hands-on centers.

A first-grade introduction to imaginary map lines where young learners discover latitude ('Flat Lat') and longitude ('Tall Longitude') through movement, color-coding, and playful grid detective missions. Students learn how crossing lines create map addresses to find treasures across our planet.

A 16-slide interactive classroom trivia game featuring capital callouts, mystery state clues, and geographical fun facts covering Arizona, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas.