Elementary history lessons

Early Explorers for Kids - free lesson plans for 5 weeks of creative, fun educational activities to make history come alive for preschool, kindergarten, and elementary age kids to learn about Vikings, Magellan, Hudson, Columbus, Cartier, and more. Includes FREE explorer worksheets and FREE lapbook perfect for homeschool families to study history as a family #homeschool #history #explorers #education #kidsactivities

Help your students do more than just learn facts & dates about the American Revolution. Help them bring to history to life with these engaging American Revolution activities. Your 3rd, 4th and 5th grade students will be drawn into history in a way that helps them truly understand it. Activities like timelines, interactive notebooks, historical writing & more will take your Revolutionary War lessons to the next level. #UpperElementary #AmericanRevolutionLessons #RevolutionaryWarActivities

Ladder of the steps leading to the American Revolution #religiousstudies #religious #studies #classroom

Free tutorials and printables resources for fun, hands-on history activities for kids. Includes areas such as ancient history and U.S. history.

Teach all your K-12th kids homeschool world history together! This curriculum includes a year of lessons from creation to the fall of the Western Roman Empire plus worksheets, maps, quizes, tests, coloring pages, and dig deeper ideas like videos, projects, & activities!

Add a little pizzazz to your lessons with some United States History Activities that your students will love!

Using literature to teach history illuminates the time period, helps integrate the history curriculum, and enriches social studies. Take a look at these books, perfect for teaching elementary children about American history through literature! #homeschoolhistory #livingbooks #literaturestudies #Americanhistoryresources

Students can travel across the globe without leaving the classroom. Check out these fun geography lessons for any grade and curriculum.

Make history come alive with these fun, hands-on history lessons for kids! These kids history lessons include activities, worksheets, & more!

Study Early American history in your homeschool with lessons & projects from The Playful Pioneers. Start in Colonial American & go through the Industrial Age. Walk through the timeline with lessons focused on crafts, art, & hands on educational projects. Homeschool history curriculum for preschool through 2nd grade & elementary uses the Charlotte Mason method. Inspired by The Little House series with handcrafts from the Pioneers. -->Sign up for a week of curriculum at…

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Grab these Free Printables about the 13 colonies to help your kids learn American History! Perfect to add to any homeschool history lesson or early American History class.

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Students become stakeholders in the learning process WITHOUT having to dress up like Benjamin Franklin.

Use these 5 primary sources to create fun Age of Exploration lessons, activities and projects for your kids! These photos and documents will help bring history to life in your classroom. #5thGrade #MiddleSchool #CivilWar

Don't buy another history program without learning more about Project Passport and the hands-on history you could be immersing your child in! via @LarasPlace

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History Stations - What are they? How can I use History Stations to engage my learners? Tips, tricks, teaching strategies, and resources for setting up history stations in your upper elementary or social studies. Perfect of social studies and history classrooms.

Build wagons, filter water, cook over a campfire and more in this hands-on homeschool Oregon Trail unit study for upper elementary. Full STEAM, English Language Arts (ELA), history, living books, and more! Original, hand-drawn art vocabulary cards, science and writing printables free for subscribers (and subscribing is free, too!)

If your students ask, "Why do we have to learn about history," you're in the right place! This blog post will help you engage your students in learning history!