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 8 · Social StudiesPrinciples of the ConstitutionUSAges 13–143 levels
• Grade 8 · Social StudiesThe First Political PartiesUSAges 13–143 levels
• Grade 8 · Social StudiesThe Age of JacksonUSAges 13–143 levels
• Grade 8 · Social StudiesThe Abolitionist MovementUSAges 13–143 levels
• Grade 8 · Social StudiesSeneca Falls and Women's RightsUSAges 13–143 levels
• Grade 8 · Social StudiesMarbury v. Madison and Judicial ReviewUSAges 13–143 levels
• Grade 8 · Social StudiesManifest DestinyUSAges 13–143 levels
• Grade 8 · Social StudiesThe Mexican-American WarUSAges 13–143 levels
• Grade 8 · Social StudiesThe Missouri CompromiseUSAges 13–143 levels
• Grade 8 · Social StudiesThe Emancipation ProclamationUSAges 13–143 levels
• Grade 8 · Social StudiesIdeas Behind the DeclarationUSAges 13–143 levels
• Grade 8 · Social StudiesWashington's Presidency and PrecedentsUSAges 13–143 levels
• Grade 8 · Social StudiesThe Dred Scott DecisionUSAges 13–143 levels
• Grade 8 · Social StudiesThe Election of 1860 and SecessionUSAges 13–143 levels
• Grade 8 · Social StudiesMajor Battles of the Civil WarUSAges 13–143 levels
• Grade 8 · Social StudiesFederalism: Sharing PowerUSAges 13–143 levels
• Grade 8 · Social StudiesChecks and Balances in ActionUSAges 13–143 levels
• Grade 8 · Social StudiesImmigration in the 1840s and 1850sUSAges 13–143 levels
• Grade 8 · Social StudiesGettysburg and Lincoln's AddressUSAges 13–143 levels
• Grade 8 · Social StudiesThe 13th, 14th and 15th AmendmentsUSAges 13–143 levels
• Grade 8 · Social StudiesAmending the ConstitutionUSAges 13–143 levels
• Grade 8 · Social StudiesSlavery and Resistance in the SouthUSAges 13–143 levels
• Grade 8 · Social StudiesBlack Soldiers in the Civil WarUSAges 13–143 levels
• Grade 8 · Social StudiesCanals, Roads and RailroadsUSAges 13–143 levels
• Kindergarten · Social StudiesRules at School and HomeUSAges 5–63 levels
• Kindergarten · Social StudiesFamilies Are SpecialUSAges 5–63 levels
• Kindergarten · Social StudiesCommunity HelpersUSAges 5–63 levels
• Kindergarten · Social StudiesMaps and GlobesUSAges 5–63 levels
• Kindergarten · Social StudiesNeeds and WantsUSAges 5–63 levels
• Kindergarten · Social StudiesLong Ago and TodayUSAges 5–63 levels
• Kindergarten · Social StudiesAmerican SymbolsUSAges 5–63 levels
• Kindergarten · Social StudiesFeelings and Being a Good FriendUSAges 5–63 levels
• Kindergarten · Social StudiesGoods, Services and JobsUSAges 5–63 levels
• Kindergarten · Social StudiesCultures and TraditionsUSAges 5–63 levels
• Kindergarten · Social StudiesNational HolidaysUSAges 5–63 levels
• Kindergarten · Social StudiesMy Home and AddressUSAges 5–63 levels
• Kindergarten · Social StudiesGetting Around: TransportationUSAges 5–63 levels
• Kindergarten · Social StudiesSaving and Spending MoneyUSAges 5–63 levels
• Kindergarten · Social StudiesLeaders and VotingUSAges 5–63 levels
• Kindergarten · Social StudiesStaying SafeUSAges 5–63 levels
• Kindergarten · Social StudiesLand and Water on EarthUSAges 5–63 levels
• Kindergarten · Social StudiesOur School CommunityUSAges 5–63 levels
• Kindergarten · Social StudiesMy Timeline: Growing UpUSAges 5–63 levels
• Kindergarten · Social StudiesWhere Our Food Comes FromUSAges 5–63 levels
• Kindergarten · Social StudiesMy NeighborhoodUSAges 5–63 levels
• Kindergarten · Social StudiesOur Country and Our StateUSAges 5–63 levels
• Kindergarten · Social StudiesFamous Americans Who Made a DifferenceUSAges 5–63 levels
• Kindergarten · Social StudiesNorth, South, East and WestUSAges 5–63 levels