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 10 · Social StudiesCanada and the Cold WarCanadaAges 15–163 levels
• Grade 10 · Social StudiesThe Quiet Revolution in QuebecCanadaAges 15–163 levels
• Grade 2 · Social StudiesSymbols of CanadaCanadaAges 7–83 levels
• Grade 2 · Social StudiesCommunities Around the WorldCanadaAges 7–83 levels
• Grade 2 · Social StudiesFamily Traditions and HeritageCanadaAges 7–83 levels
• Grade 2 · Social StudiesFrom Farm to TableCanadaAges 7–83 levels
• Grade 2 · Social StudiesContinents and OceansCanadaAges 7–83 levels
• Grade 2 · Social StudiesGoods and ServicesCanadaAges 7–83 levels
• Grade 3 · Social StudiesProvinces and TerritoriesCanadaAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 3 · Social StudiesLife in Early CanadaCanadaAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 3 · Social StudiesUrban and Rural CommunitiesCanadaAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 3 · Social StudiesHow People Use the LandCanadaAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 3 · Social StudiesMunicipal Government and ServicesCanadaAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 3 · Social StudiesClimate and Daily Life Across CanadaCanadaAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesPhysical Regions of CanadaCanadaAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesCanada's Natural ResourcesCanadaAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesAncient ChinaCanadaAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesInuit Ways of LifeCanadaAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesThe Ancient MayaCanadaAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesLatitude and LongitudeCanadaAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 5 · Social StudiesLevels of Government in CanadaCanadaAges 10–113 levels
• Grade 5 · Social StudiesFirst Nations and New FranceCanadaAges 10–113 levels
• Grade 5 · Social StudiesThe Haudenosaunee ConfederacyCanadaAges 10–113 levels
• Grade 5 · Social StudiesTaxes and Public ServicesCanadaAges 10–113 levels
• Grade 5 · Social StudiesCitizen Action and AdvocacyCanadaAges 10–113 levels
• Grade 5 · Social StudiesEarly Explorers: Cartier and ChamplainCanadaAges 10–113 levels
• Grade 6 · Social StudiesThe Charter of Rights and FreedomsCanadaAges 11–123 levels
• Grade 6 · Social StudiesCanada's Role in the WorldCanadaAges 11–123 levels
• Grade 6 · Social StudiesUniversal Declaration of Human RightsCanadaAges 11–123 levels
• Grade 6 · Social StudiesAccess to Clean WaterCanadaAges 11–123 levels
• Grade 6 · Social StudiesTrade and Canada's EconomyCanadaAges 11–123 levels
• Grade 6 · Social StudiesAcadian History and CultureCanadaAges 11–123 levels
• Grade 7 · Social StudiesThe Fur TradeCanadaAges 12–133 levels
• Grade 7 · Social StudiesThe Loyalists in British North AmericaCanadaAges 12–133 levels
• Grade 7 · Social StudiesThe War of 1812CanadaAges 12–133 levels
• Grade 7 · Social StudiesRebellions of 1837–38CanadaAges 12–133 levels
• Grade 7 · Social StudiesThe Seven Years' War and the ConquestCanadaAges 12–133 levels
• Grade 7 · Social StudiesNatural Hazards in CanadaCanadaAges 12–133 levels
• Grade 8 · Social StudiesConfederation, 1867CanadaAges 13–143 levels
• Grade 8 · Social StudiesRed River Resistance and Louis RielCanadaAges 13–143 levels
• Grade 8 · Social StudiesBuilding the Canadian Pacific RailwayCanadaAges 13–143 levels
• Grade 8 · Social StudiesIndustrialization and Urban GrowthCanadaAges 13–143 levels
• Grade 8 · Social StudiesWomen's Suffrage in CanadaCanadaAges 13–143 levels
• Grade 8 · Social StudiesSettling the Prairies, 1896–1914CanadaAges 13–143 levels
• Grade 9 · Social StudiesElections and Voting in CanadaCanadaAges 14–153 levels
• Grade 9 · Social StudiesCanada's Population and ImmigrationCanadaAges 14–153 levels
• Grade 9 · Social StudiesThe Canadian Justice SystemCanadaAges 14–153 levels
• Grade 9 · Social StudiesSustainable CitiesCanadaAges 14–153 levels