California Curriculum
Completely updated for 2022
New updates to your materials! The California Studies Weekly Social Studies curriculum was adopted by the California Department of Education in 2017. That adoption is still current, but the State Board allowed us to create a newer supplemental version that is:
• More deeply aligned to state standards and frameworks
• More comprehensive units
• Includes more California-specific content
• Differentiated with multiple access points to learning
• Culturally relevant
California 2022 Social Studies Samples
Click your grade level to see an interactive sample of curriculum designed specifically for California
Studies Weekly's 2022 DEI Philosophy
How is the New Version Different?
Questions about Critical Race Theory?
California Spanish Social Studies Samples
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California 2017 Social Studies K-6 Adoption Samples
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Engage ALL K-5 students in SCIENCE Curriculum
2 NEW Studies Weekly Science core programs. Choose which curriculum will fit your students. Both will inspire the next generation of innovators.
- Fully aligned with the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS)
- Incorporate the Engineering Design Process
- Based on the 5E Model
- Interactive
Explore Science: Encourage Students to Investigate
Explore Science, Studies Weekly’s newest K-5 Science curriculum, is built for the future of science instruction. Fully aligned with NGSS to encourage student-driven learning, but not overwhelming for teachers.Click on a grade to see a sample
Studies Weekly Science: Support Wonder and Literacy
Phenomenon-based, aligned with national and state frameworks, with extensive non-fiction and informational text practice to support ELA.Click your grade to see an interactive sample
Health & Wellness
A Tier 1 PreK–6 Health curriculum that helps students develop physical, mental, social, academic, and emotional wellness skills.
Click your grade level to see a sample
ELO-P and Studies Weekly
Studies Weekly’s expanded learning materials are student-centered, results-driven, and focused on improving student skills in ELA, Social Studies, Science and Well-Being. For use with before/after school programs, summer school, or intersession learning.
Let us be your partner in creating an ELO-P Plan
Active Learning
• Hands-on
• Strengthens critical thinking skills
Skill Building
Informational text and experiential learning builds ELA and literacy skills
Youth Voice
Empower students to become responsible citizens who make informed decisions
Healthy Choices
Encourage students to persevere as they learn growth mindset skills with Well-Being
Access & Equity
• Celebrate all experiences
• Scaffolding and differentiation
WE'D LOVE TO CHAT!
Chris Stott
California Regional Manager
Cody Erickson
California Regional Manager