Social Studies Resources
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Social Studies Resources
Social studies encompasses history, geography, civics, economics, sociology, and ethnic studies, helping students understand human relationships, societies, and the world around them. It develops critical thinking skills and prepares learners for informed and active citizenship by exploring past and present cultures, governments, and economic systems.
Education.com’s Social Studies collection offers over 2,300 printable and digital resources for preschool through eighth grade, including worksheets, lesson plans, and hands-on activities. Early childhood materials introduce foundational concepts through engaging activities like coloring pages, crafts, and matching games, teaching about community helpers, national symbols, and basic map skills. Young learners also explore historical figures such as Jackie Robinson and Susan B. Anthony, while learning to distinguish needs versus wants.
Elementary resources expand these foundations with lessons on U.S. government, global holidays, and basic economics. Students explore the three branches of government, practice map-reading with legends and coordinates, and investigate traditions like Diwali and Ramadan. History topics cover the Constitution, the Underground Railroad, and influential civil rights leaders, developing sequencing, analysis, and critical thinking skills.
Middle school materials cover more advanced concepts, including U.S. history from colonial times to the Civil War, world history, comparative economic systems, and civics. Learners analyze primary sources, practice persuasive writing, and study global innovations such as Roman aqueducts and historical pandemics.
All resources are available in print and digital formats, making them versatile for classroom instruction, homeschooling, or at-home enrichment. Filters by grade, topic, skill, or format make it easy for parents and teachers to select the right materials to introduce new ideas, reinforce learning, or prevent summer learning loss.
Education.com’s Social Studies collection offers over 2,300 printable and digital resources for preschool through eighth grade, including worksheets, lesson plans, and hands-on activities. Early childhood materials introduce foundational concepts through engaging activities like coloring pages, crafts, and matching games, teaching about community helpers, national symbols, and basic map skills. Young learners also explore historical figures such as Jackie Robinson and Susan B. Anthony, while learning to distinguish needs versus wants.
Elementary resources expand these foundations with lessons on U.S. government, global holidays, and basic economics. Students explore the three branches of government, practice map-reading with legends and coordinates, and investigate traditions like Diwali and Ramadan. History topics cover the Constitution, the Underground Railroad, and influential civil rights leaders, developing sequencing, analysis, and critical thinking skills.
Middle school materials cover more advanced concepts, including U.S. history from colonial times to the Civil War, world history, comparative economic systems, and civics. Learners analyze primary sources, practice persuasive writing, and study global innovations such as Roman aqueducts and historical pandemics.
All resources are available in print and digital formats, making them versatile for classroom instruction, homeschooling, or at-home enrichment. Filters by grade, topic, skill, or format make it easy for parents and teachers to select the right materials to introduce new ideas, reinforce learning, or prevent summer learning loss.