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 1 · Social StudiesAmerican SymbolsUSAges 6–73 levels
• Grade 1 · Social StudiesLand and Water on Maps and GlobesUSAges 6–73 levels
• Grade 1 · Social StudiesNational HolidaysUSAges 6–73 levels
• Grade 1 · Social StudiesMaking Choices by VotingUSAges 6–73 levels
• Grade 1 · Social StudiesSchools Long AgoUSAges 6–73 levels
• Grade 1 · Social StudiesEarning Money by WorkingUSAges 6–73 levels
• Grade 1 · Social StudiesA Bird's-Eye View MapUSAges 6–73 levels
• Grade 1 · Social StudiesMy Address and NeighborhoodUSAges 6–73 levels
• Grade 1 · Social StudiesLeaders and Their JobsUSAges 6–73 levels
• Grade 1 · Social StudiesUsing a CalendarUSAges 6–73 levels
• Grade 1 · Social StudiesTimelines of My LifeUSAges 6–73 levels
• Grade 1 · Social StudiesTransportation Over TimeUSAges 6–73 levels
• Grade 1 · Social StudiesSolving Conflicts FairlyUSAges 6–73 levels
• Grade 1 · Social StudiesCaring for Our EarthUSAges 6–73 levels
• Grade 1 · Social StudiesCelebrations Around the WorldUSAges 6–73 levels
• Grade 1 · Social StudiesScarcity and SharingUSAges 6–73 levels
• Grade 1 · Social StudiesBartering and TradingUSAges 6–73 levels
• Grade 1 · Social StudiesLocation WordsUSAges 6–73 levels
• Grade 1 · Social StudiesHelping Our Community: VolunteeringUSAges 6–73 levels
• Grade 1 · Social StudiesWashington and LincolnUSAges 6–73 levels
• Grade 2 · Social StudiesUrban, Suburban and RuralUSAges 7–83 levels
• Grade 2 · Social StudiesGoods and ServicesUSAges 7–83 levels
• Grade 2 · Social StudiesContinents and OceansUSAges 7–83 levels
• Grade 2 · Social StudiesBeing a Good CitizenUSAges 7–83 levels
• Grade 2 · Social StudiesReading a Map GridUSAges 7–83 levels
• Grade 2 · Social StudiesCardinal and Intermediate DirectionsUSAges 7–83 levels
• Grade 2 · Social StudiesProducers and ConsumersUSAges 7–83 levels
• Grade 2 · Social StudiesRights and ResponsibilitiesUSAges 7–83 levels
• Grade 2 · Social StudiesMartin Luther King Jr. and Rosa ParksUSAges 7–83 levels
• Grade 2 · Social StudiesThe Equator and HemispheresUSAges 7–83 levels
• Grade 2 · Social StudiesFrom Farm to TableUSAges 7–83 levels
• Grade 2 · Social StudiesOpportunity Cost: Making ChoicesUSAges 7–83 levels
• Grade 2 · Social StudiesImmigrants Coming to AmericaUSAges 7–83 levels
• Grade 2 · Social StudiesHarriet Tubman and FreedomUSAges 7–83 levels
• Grade 2 · Social StudiesNorth America: Countries and NeighborsUSAges 7–83 levels
• Grade 2 · Social StudiesNatural, Human and Capital ResourcesUSAges 7–83 levels
• Grade 2 · Social StudiesLaws in Our CommunityUSAges 7–83 levels
• Grade 2 · Social StudiesInventors Who Changed LivesUSAges 7–83 levels
• Grade 2 · Social StudiesNative American Ways of LifeUSAges 7–83 levels
• Grade 2 · Social StudiesBanks and SavingUSAges 7–83 levels
• Grade 2 · Social StudiesTaxes and Community ServicesUSAges 7–83 levels
• Grade 2 · Social StudiesHow Communities ChangeUSAges 7–83 levels
• Grade 2 · Social StudiesPrimary Sources: Clues from the PastUSAges 7–83 levels
• Grade 2 · Social StudiesCommunities Around the WorldUSAges 7–83 levels
• Grade 2 · Social StudiesWhy People Settle Near WaterUSAges 7–83 levels
• Grade 2 · Social StudiesJobs and SpecializationUSAges 7–83 levels
• Grade 2 · Social StudiesPrices, Supply and DemandUSAges 7–83 levels
• Grade 2 · Social StudiesReading a TimelineUSAges 7–83 levels