MI Open Book Project (K-12): The MI Open Book Project is an initiative funded by the Technology Readiness Infrastructure Grant (TRIG) in which a group of master teachers collaborated and developed an open educational resource (OER) for classrooms around Michigan. It also allows teachers to customize the content to them and their students.

• • Using Inquiry to Enrich and FurtherSocial Studies Instruction (Dave Johnson - WMISD)

GIANTS Curriculum (3-8): Curricular units include instructional strategies unique for teaching spatial thinking skills through the Arc of Inquiry, hands-on activities, literacy strategies, and best practices in both formative and summative assessment and will be modeled at each session.

Michigan Citizenship Collaborative Curriculum (MC3) K-12: The MC3 curriculum is aligned to the content in the Michigan Social Studies Standards although with the recent  revision of the standards in June/2019, much of the coding (depending on the grade)  is no longer accurate.

NEWSELA Social Studies (K-12): High quality social studies content - Take the pain out of finding, differentiating, and matching content to social studies standards with engaging and vetted texts, sourced from world-class content providers.

History at Home from the History Channel: free video series with activities of brief history lessons designed to teach, inspire and motivate children

iCivics Toolkit: free civics resources provide enrichment activities and lessons to keep learning going at home

Pebble Go - Short, audio enabled articles for kids to read (or be read to) about Social Studies and Animals.  A great resource that could be used for printables or for kids to explore on their own.

Big History Project