Social Studies teaching kits

3,927 free kits by grade and subject. Each one has a lesson outline, a worksheet with answer key, a 10-question quiz, flashcards and classroom slides. Open any kit to preview it, then edit and print it free.

Topics follow the style of each region's curriculum. Please check them against your own scheme of work and review every kit before using it with your class.

• Grade 3 · Social StudiesCommunities in Other CountriesUSAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 3 · Social StudiesHow Towns and Cities BeganUSAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesRegions of the United StatesUSAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesNatural ResourcesUSAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesState GovernmentUSAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesWestward ExpansionUSAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesThe Northeast RegionUSAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesThe Southeast RegionUSAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesThe Midwest RegionUSAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesThe Southwest RegionUSAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesThe West RegionUSAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesThe 50 States and Their CapitalsUSAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesHow a Bill Becomes a State LawUSAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesThe Lewis and Clark ExpeditionUSAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesThe California Gold RushUSAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesThe Transcontinental RailroadUSAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesMajor US LandformsUSAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesGreat Rivers and Lakes of the USUSAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesNative Peoples by RegionUSAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesEuropean Explorers in North AmericaUSAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesNational Parks and Public LandsUSAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesState Symbols and Their MeaningUSAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesFrom Territory to StatehoodUSAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesUS Climate ZonesUSAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesFarming Across AmericaUSAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesImports, Exports and TradeUSAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesCounties and Local GovernmentUSAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesElevation Maps and ReliefUSAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesIndustries and Economic RegionsUSAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesUrbanization: Towns to CitiesUSAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 5 · Social StudiesThe Thirteen ColoniesUSAges 10–113 levels
• Grade 5 · Social StudiesThe American RevolutionUSAges 10–113 levels
• Grade 5 · Social StudiesThe Constitution and Three BranchesUSAges 10–113 levels
• Grade 5 · Social StudiesThe Bill of RightsUSAges 10–113 levels
• Grade 5 · Social StudiesThe Columbian ExchangeUSAges 10–113 levels
• Grade 5 · Social StudiesJamestown and the PowhatanUSAges 10–113 levels
• Grade 5 · Social StudiesThe Pilgrims and the WampanoagUSAges 10–113 levels
• Grade 5 · Social StudiesThe French and Indian WarUSAges 10–113 levels
• Grade 5 · Social StudiesSlavery in Colonial AmericaUSAges 10–113 levels
• Grade 5 · Social StudiesThe New England ColoniesUSAges 10–113 levels
• Grade 5 · Social StudiesThe Middle ColoniesUSAges 10–113 levels
• Grade 5 · Social StudiesThe Southern ColoniesUSAges 10–113 levels
• Grade 5 · Social StudiesStamp Act to Boston Tea PartyUSAges 10–113 levels
• Grade 5 · Social StudiesThe Articles of ConfederationUSAges 10–113 levels
• Grade 5 · Social StudiesReasons for European ExplorationUSAges 10–113 levels
• Grade 5 · Social StudiesNew Spain and the Spanish MissionsUSAges 10–113 levels
• Grade 5 · Social StudiesNew France and the Fur TradeUSAges 10–113 levels
• Grade 5 · Social StudiesDeclaring Independence in 1776USAges 10–113 levels