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 StudiesLocal GovernmentUSAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 3 · Social StudiesProducers, Consumers and ChoicesUSAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 3 · Social StudiesMap Keys, Scale and Compass RoseUSAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 3 · Social StudiesNative Nations of North AmericaUSAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 3 · Social StudiesLatitude and LongitudeUSAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 3 · Social StudiesTrade and InterdependenceUSAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 3 · Social StudiesEntrepreneurs and Small BusinessesUSAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 3 · Social StudiesElections and VotingUSAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 3 · Social StudiesEllis Island and Angel IslandUSAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 3 · Social StudiesPhysical and Political MapsUSAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 3 · Social StudiesThree Levels of GovernmentUSAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 3 · Social StudiesPublic Goods and TaxesUSAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 3 · Social StudiesWomen Win the Right to VoteUSAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 3 · Social StudiesCommunities and Natural DisastersUSAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 3 · Social StudiesThe Three Branches of GovernmentUSAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 3 · Social StudiesThe Declaration of IndependenceUSAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 3 · Social StudiesMaking a Simple BudgetUSAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 3 · Social StudiesCésar Chávez and Workers' RightsUSAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 3 · Social StudiesPeople Change Their EnvironmentUSAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 3 · Social StudiesHow Geography Shapes CommunitiesUSAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 3 · Social StudiesCulture and HeritageUSAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 3 · Social StudiesBanks, Interest and LoansUSAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 3 · Social StudiesWays Citizens ParticipateUSAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 3 · Social StudiesNational Landmarks and MonumentsUSAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 3 · Social StudiesInventions That Changed CommunitiesUSAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 3 · Social StudiesPopulation and the CensusUSAges 8–93 levels
• 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