
3 Ways Your Classroom Can Teach Social Studies
Each July, teachers step back into their classrooms to begin the task of turning boxes, stacks, and crates into a learning environment. We gather as

Each July, teachers step back into their classrooms to begin the task of turning boxes, stacks, and crates into a learning environment. We gather as

We’ve all been there: It’s time for Social Studies. You’re explaining a historical figure to a room full of energetic kids. You start talking timelines

Just like Reading and Math, Social Studies has also leveled up in the past few years. The biggest shift has to do with Historical Inquiry,

June is packed full with Field day, class parties, and trying to keep the learning going until the last bell. Even so, Flag Day on

Albert Einstein once said, “If you want your children to be intelligent, read them fairy tales. If you want them to be more intelligent, read

With Labor Day in September, Fall is a great time to study Jobs in the Community for Social Studies. Most states have job exploration standards.

The study of key figures in history is a common standard in elementary Social Studies. It is so important that we remember that American history

Back to school takes a lot out of teachers. You spends weeks in your classroom getting it ready and attending meetings. Additionally, you add in

Digital Citizenship might sound like something for older grades, but younger children are using technology more than ever. You would not wait until your kids

Goods and Service Lessons for Elementary Social Studies are the bread and butter of you economics unit.
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