Guidelines for Teaching the Holocaust with Studies WeeklyJan. 16, 2020 • Studies Weekly Holocaust education is the story of people. Each number, statistic, chart, or list depicts an individual —…
Helping the Next Generation Remember the HolocaustJan. 14, 2020 • Studies Weekly The systemic murder of an ethnic group or people does not begin overnight. It is a long process…
Award-Winning Social Studies Teacher Uses Studies WeeklyDec. 11, 2019 • Studies Weekly Cathlina Marston is a fourth grade teacher in Glendora, California. A veteran teacher of 30+ years, Marston has…
Using Interactive Notebooks with Studies WeeklyNov. 5, 2019 • Studies Weekly Do you use interactive notebooks in your classroom? Interactive notebooks are not new in education circles, but they are…
The Importance of Using the 6Cs in Elementary ClassroomsOct. 30, 2019 • Studies Weekly To prepare students for a global society that is in constant flux, education experts agree that…
Blending Social Studies and ELAOct. 24, 2019 • Studies Weekly “If history were taught in the form of stories, it would never be forgotten” – Rudyard Kipling Social studies is…
Teaching with Primary Sources in Social StudiesSept. 20, 2019 • Studies Weekly It’s often difficult to connect students to the real-world, real-time applications of events from history and the real…
Hispanic Heritage Month: Educating Beyond the CurriculumSept. 10, 2019 • Studies Weekly September is Hispanic Heritage Month, and we applaud all those educators who celebrate the historic and current contributions…
Studies Weekly Spotlight: Kelly JefferyAug. 30, 2019 • Studies Weekly We want to be the strongest standards-based social studies and science curriculum out there, and our employees are an important…
Thinking on Education: Adapting Curriculum to Changes in How We Teach HistoryJuly 24, 2019 • Studies Weekly The way we teach history is changing, and Studies Weekly is working diligently…