Social Studies Resources for Busy Teachers
Teaching a social studies unit about your state and your state symbols does not have to be boring! In fact, a super engaging way to teach about state symbols is through my State Flip Books! CLICK HERE to check out all of my state flip books! Each state flip book comes with 5 flaps with basic information about the state symbols, as well as a map where your students
Each year, the US celebrates the life and legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr. Teaching about MLK provides rich opportunities to introduce and expand on social studies concepts like civil rights, leadership, and democracy. These ideas can be tricky, especially for younger students, but the concrete of example of MLK’s actions and words allow even the youngest students to understand them more fully. I can
Do you cover medieval history in your classroom? Are you struggling to find meaningful and engaging resources to use with your students? It’s time to talk about interactive notebooks! Interactive notebooks are my favorite way to teach every social studies topic. There are so many reasons to love interactive notebooks: They are super engaging. Say goodbye to students complaining about being bored in class and hello to 100% engagement! They are
Veteran’s Day can be a tough topic to discuss with students, especially those who have lost loved to war. Luckily for us, there are some amazing books dedicated to teaching students about Veteran’s Day and the Armed Forces in a way that they will understand! Check out the 15 books listed below for some stellar recommendations! This post contains affiliate links. If you buy something through
