Social Studies

Watch the awesome US History cartoon here in order on this Youtube playlist !

Be president, a Supreme Court judge, or manage a budget in iCivics' awesome games. They are an exciting way to learn about our government!

Learn about issues surrounding congressional districting when you draw the lines in this unique civics strategy game.

Explore the history of patriotic songs, and how elections work. This site also has a great game for Branches of Government too.

Encyclopedia Britannica has a great selection of quizzes in categories including geography, history, and technology. You can get explanations of the correct answers once you finish!

There are 66 different Social Studies quizzes to take here, including The Olympic Games and Time Zones.

In this geography game, Geonet, answer questions about the world, a region of the world, or the United States. The questions are challenging and there are 6 different categories.

Answer questions in categories such as “Myths and Monsters, Food for Thought, Girl Power, and Stars and Other Things That Shine. If you get an answer wrong, you can look for it on the Smithsonian website.

Learn about the American Revolution, the Cheyenne tribe, and more, as you take the role of a historical child hero in these amazing simulation games.

Jamestown, Virginia, was the first permanent English colony in the New World in 1607. In this simulation, you can decide what kind of settlement, workforce, and farming you have. Compare it with the actual colony after, then try again with what you learned from history.

Learn about past civilizations through awesome games like History Galactica here.

Learn the importance of the US constitution, and take quizzes to test your knowledge and find out which founding father you are!

Play games to remember the continents and oceans of the world here.

Find and click on the correct South or Central American country in this game. It will get much easier as you practice!

Find and click on the correct European country. It will get much easier as you practice! Do it by all countries for a challenge.

Find and click on the correct Middle Eastern country. Practice will help you become more accurate.

Find and click on the correct Asian country by region in this game. It will get much easier as you practice!

Find and click on the correct Oceania countries by region in this game. It can be difficult to correctly identify the small island regions.

Find and click on the correct African country by region in this game. See how you improve over time with practice.

Use clues and reasoning to work out where in the world the Streetview location is!

Type as many US states as you can in 10 minutes like we do in class! How many will you get?

Match each state to its place on the map. You can choose whether it's by region or all the states (harder)!

Complete the jigsaw of the US. Each state is a piece. Will you find the location for all 50 states and complete the puzzle?

Type the first three letters of the state based on its location and shape. This is challenging as you can't see which states it borders.

Match up the capital city with the correct state by region. This is a fun way to learn the state capitals. Our capital city is Concord, New Hampshire.

Learn about the US lakes by clicking on each lake's location. It's hard to spot two small lakes on the Canadian border, and one between Lake Huron and Erie!

Learn about the oceanography: seas, oceans, bays, gulfs of the USA. Click on the named ocean feature on the map, then read about its relevance.

Learn about the major rivers of the United States. Click on the named river on the map, then read interesting facts about it!