The following links provide resources, lessons, primary sources, maps, and other information for Social Studies in grades K-12. The list will be updated as more become available and known.
https://www.c-span.org/classroom/ (5th grade and up)
Common Sense: 10 Best Social Studies Tools: Elementary School
iCivics (5th grade and up)
Digital History (3rd grade and up)
National Council for the Social Studies (all grades)
Best Social Studies Sites (pdf) (elementary)
Smithsonian Learning Lab
EDSITEment (all grade levels)
Timelines (link to a page with a plethora of other links to help make timelines)
Staff resource for instructional materials, student learning strategies, using technology in the classroom, Google Suite, and many other tools for the world of an educator.
Sunday, December 1, 2019
Wednesday, January 9, 2019
Slides Carnival
Free Google Slides themes, Canva templates, and PowerPoint templates for your and your student presentations
Create amazing looking presentations for Google Slides, PowerPoint, and Canva with free, easy to use, downloadable templates at SlideCarival.
Thursday, September 6, 2018
Tuesday, September 4, 2018
Parent Roadmaps
The following links will bring you to the website for The Council of the Great City Schools where you can find PDF links for both Spanish and English versions of the Parent Roadmaps for language arts and mathematics.

Monday, June 25, 2018
Cult of Pedagogy
Cult of Pedagogy:
Teaching the Art of Argumentative Writing
The above article I found quite interesting and informative. Please take a look.
The blog Cult of Pedagogy is a great site to review and peruse over the summer. Please take a look and find some of their interesting articles for summer reading and leading up to September. It will be here sooner than we would like.
Enjoy the summer and be well.
Teaching the Art of Argumentative Writing
The above article I found quite interesting and informative. Please take a look.
The blog Cult of Pedagogy is a great site to review and peruse over the summer. Please take a look and find some of their interesting articles for summer reading and leading up to September. It will be here sooner than we would like.
Enjoy the summer and be well.
Friday, June 15, 2018
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