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.

• Year 6 · HistoryThe Battle of BritainUKAges 10–113 levels
• Year 6 · HistoryCrime and Punishment Through TimeUKAges 10–113 levels
• Year 6 · HistoryThe Sinking of the TitanicUKAges 10–113 levels
• Year 6 · HistoryLeisure and Entertainment Through TimeUKAges 10–113 levels
• Year 7 · HistoryThe Norman ConquestUKAges 11–123 levels
• Year 7 · HistoryThe Black DeathUKAges 11–123 levels
• Year 7 · HistoryMagna CartaUKAges 11–123 levels
• Year 7 · HistoryThe CrusadesUKAges 11–123 levels
• Year 7 · HistoryThe Wars of the RosesUKAges 11–123 levels
• Year 7 · HistoryThe Feudal System and Medieval LifeUKAges 11–123 levels
• Year 8 · HistoryThe Tudors and the ReformationUKAges 12–133 levels
• Year 8 · HistoryThe Industrial RevolutionUKAges 12–133 levels
• Year 8 · HistoryThe English Civil WarUKAges 12–133 levels
• Year 8 · HistoryThe Slave Trade and AbolitionUKAges 12–133 levels
• Year 8 · HistoryThe British EmpireUKAges 12–133 levels
• Year 8 · HistoryThe French RevolutionUKAges 12–133 levels
• Year 9 · HistoryCauses of the First World WarUKAges 13–143 levels
• Year 9 · HistoryVotes for WomenUKAges 13–143 levels
• Year 9 · HistoryLife in the TrenchesUKAges 13–143 levels
• Year 9 · HistoryThe Cold WarUKAges 13–143 levels
• Year 9 · HistoryThe Russian RevolutionUKAges 13–143 levels
• Year 9 · HistoryIndian Independence and PartitionUKAges 13–143 levels
• Grade 12 · EconomicsScarcity and Opportunity CostUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · EconomicsSupply and DemandUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · EconomicsMarket StructuresUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · EconomicsGDP, Unemployment and InflationUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · EconomicsMoney, Banking and the FedUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · EconomicsFiscal Policy and BudgetsUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · EconomicsInternational TradeUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · EconomicsPrice Controls: Ceilings and FloorsUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · EconomicsProduction Costs and ProfitUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · EconomicsConsumer Choice and Marginal UtilityUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · EconomicsEconomic SystemsUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · EconomicsElasticity of Demand and SupplyUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · EconomicsMarket Failures and ExternalitiesUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · EconomicsLabor Markets and WagesUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · EconomicsBusiness Forms and EntrepreneurshipUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · EconomicsPersonal Finance: Budgeting and CreditUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · EconomicsSaving, Investing and Financial MarketsUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · EconomicsEconomic Growth and ProductivityUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · EconomicsTaxes and Who Pays ThemUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · EconomicsExchange Rates and Currency MarketsUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · US Government and CivicsConstitutional PrinciplesUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · US Government and CivicsBill of Rights and Civil LibertiesUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · US Government and CivicsCongress and LawmakingUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · US Government and CivicsThe PresidencyUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · US Government and CivicsFederal Courts and Judicial ReviewUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · US Government and CivicsFederalismUSAges 17–183 levels