Elementary history

Free tutorials and printables resources for fun, hands-on history activities for kids. Includes areas such as ancient history and U.S. history. via @researchparent

Are you looking for ways to make your social studies lessons more engaging? Want to get your students out of their seats? A Gallery walk is a meaningful activity to add to your social studies units.

Our list for the Best American History Movies. The educational value, rating, and how well the film represents the time are all included.

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PRICES MAY VARY. EXPLORE ANCIENT WONDERS - Spark interest and curiosity in kids with 15 captivating history classroom posters! Dive into history's greatest tales, and landmarks that have stood the test of time, and celebrate the key events that shaped the world. AN EDUCATIONAL PEEK INTO THE PAST - The history poster provides illustrations that serve as a bridge to ancient times. This history teacher decor offers a glimpse into the lives, innovations, & contributions of past civilizations to…

Make history come alive with these fun, hands-on history lessons for kids! These kids history lessons include activities, worksheets, & more!

I have such a hard time answering when someone asks the seemingly simple and small-talk question, “What are you using for history?” The answer feels like nothing and everything. Nothing because I’m not using any prepackaged or planned history curriculum. Not AO, not MFW, not CC, not SOTW, nor any other acronym. There is no one cohesive plan. We don’t have any time reserved on the schedule for “history” as a subject. Everything because this year we’ll be listening to the audio o

As teachers {esp. k-3} we know how important "Making Words" activities are for our students. The manipulation of the letters and exploration of letter sounds and patterns are skills that all students need {and enjoy}. Which brings me to my next point...... My school is doing a huge "paper cut down" this next year and so we've been brainstorming ideas on how to save paper. Making words takes a new page of paper each time you do it! This folder cuts down on a lot of paper and is easy to make…

Teach history through books! Here are my favorite age-appropriate World War II books for kids in elementary and middle school.