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Useful Websites

Social Studies

Explore the past and learn about the present with resources on government, history, economics, and more.

ICIVICS

Activities for Educators and Families. Find lesson plans, videos, printable Teacher Guides and more

Google Arts & Culture

Well-curated art and history site inspires curious learning

Zoom In

Empowering students to think deeply and write critically about pivotal moments in US history

Short videos with discussion prompts, worksheets, vocabulary and short quiz

Links to several free resource websites

Lesson plans, interactives and more resources

A non-profit education organization providing professional development opportunities and curriculum materials for educators

 Materials to promote equity and reduce discrimination in schools 

Nonprofit organization created resources for Middle & HS lessons, Civic Online Reasoning curriculum, Spanish materials, Teacher video tutorials

Lesson plans, Virtual Field Trips and more

Interactive learning guides and online resources for U.S. history and Civics classrooms 

An informative place for people to learn, explore, and use the internet

Developed for use by middle school students and provides extensive social studies curriculum resources 

Over 300 Flash card sets with interactive online games.

Lesson Plans / Resources

The First American Cookbook

Founding Fathers; facts you wish you'd have know.

Graffiti - street art or vandalism?

 

iCivics  lesson, how no one person invented the government we have in the U.S.

iCivics lesson, "Go Fish!" people and roles in a trial (judges, court staff, attorneys, and litigants 

iCivics lesson, History of the U.S. territories and major landmarks

iCivics lesson, Annexation of Texas

Human Population Growth  - how population growth
will affect our planet between now and 2100