Why Use Artifacts in Elementary Social Studies
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,
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Bring the 2026 World Cup to your Elementary Classroom
We have a great cultural opportunity coming up this June. The 2026 World Cup is coming to North America. This is the time to celebrate,
Memorial Day Activities for Primary Social Studies
If you teacher primary, you know that Memorial Day is a bit tricky. The good news is that Memorial Day activities don’t have to focus
Real-World Social Studies Wrap-Up Project in May
May is finally here! Testing is over, but behavior is blooming. Kids are mentally exhausted. It’s the perfect time to turn the helm over to
March Madness in Your Elementary Classroom
March is such an exciting time of year! With all the hoopla around the NCAA basketball tournament, it’s a great time to add in a
Growth Mindset in the Elementary Classroom
While driving home the other day, I noticed a new Kansas license plate reading “to the stars”. Our state motto is “To the stars through
Constitution Day Activities for Primary Students
Constitution Day is September 17. Classrooms all across the country will celebrate this important day in American history. Teachers across the country will be teaching
Honoring Patriot Day in the Primary Classroom
Patriot Day is an important day in American history. But, it can be a bit scary for younger students. Is there a way to do
Research in the Primary Classroom
Each year as the testing window closes, primary teachers have the time and to turn to research objectives. Nonfiction reports are new to your students,
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