Teaching the Civil Rights Movement
Teaching the Civil Rights MovementJul 14, 2021 • By Studies Weekly The Civil Rights Movement is a significant part of American History. What began in the late 1940s and ended…
American Indian vs Native American: Which Should You Use?
American Indian vs Native American: Which Should You Use?May 25, 2021 • Studies Weekly There is a lot of debate and strong feelings within our nation connected to how to…
10 Female Painters Who Shaped Art History
10 Female Painters Who Shaped Art HistoryMarch 23, 2021 • Studies Weekly Many female painters have made significant contributions to art history. Not only did they create masterpieces, but they…
Studies Weekly Curriculum wins Oklahoma 2020 State Adoption
Studies Weekly Curriculum wins Oklahoma 2020 State AdoptionDec. 13, 2020 • Studies Weekly Oklahoma Studies Weekly is here! If you’re an Oklahoma educator, you may be wondering, what the 2020…
Lesson 2: Who Gets to Vote (Grades: 4-5)
Lesson 2: Who Gets to Vote (Grades: 4-5)Updated Oct. 2, 2024 • Studies Weekly Weekly Summary: Voting today, with some exceptions, is considered a universal right for American citizens. If…
Studies Weekly Spotlight on Texas Teacher Crystal Pilcher
Crystal Pilcher loves teaching. In fact, with her degree, she could be earning a significantly higher salary, but she chooses to be a teacher. “I wanted to be a teacher…
State-Adopted Oklahoma Social Studies Wins Textbook Awards
State-Adopted Oklahoma Social Studies Wins Textbook AwardsFeb. 27, 2020 • Studies Weekly For the third year in a row, Studies Weekly’s publications earned awards from the Textbook & Academic Authors…
Women’s History Month: Women of Color, Women of Change
Women’s History Month: Women of Color, Women of ChangeFeb. 20, 2020 • Studies Weekly Every year, Women’s History Month is a great opportunity to delve even deeper into history and…
The Secret Lives of Objects: Abraham Lincoln’s Stovepipe Hat
The Secret Lives of Objects: Abraham Lincoln’s Stovepipe HatFeb. 4, 2020 • Studies Weekly SI Neg. 95-5528. Date: 1995.The Top Hat, worn by President Abraham Lincoln the night he was…
Highlighting Unsung Heroes in African American History
Highlighting Unsung Heroes in African American HistoryJan. 29, 2020 • Studies Weekly Without the bravery, labor, and successes of many, many African Americans, our nation would not be where it…