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…
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: California Teacher Jen MelloJune 18, 2020 • Studies Weekly Jen Mello has been an educator for 15 years and doesn’t plan to stop anytime soon. Courtesy Jen…
Why Consumable Materials Matter for Student LearningUpdated Aug. 4, 2025 • by Studies Weekly Studies Weekly is uniquely suited to be your students’ passport to lifelong success because we’re unlike…
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…
Celebrating Read Across AmericaFeb. 25, 2020 • Studies Weekly At Studies Weekly, we build Social Studies and Science curriculum, but literacy skills are an essential backbone to our work. If…
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: Susan B. Anthony’s Purse of Her OwnFeb. 11, 2020 • Studies Weekly Until the mid-1800s, when women married, they could not open a bank account,…
The Secret Lives of Objects: George Washington’s War TentFeb. 6, 2020 • Studies Weekly The walls of this tent witnessed many of the highs and lows of the Revolutionary War.…
Studies Weekly’s 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…
Highlighting Unsung Heroes in African American History Studies WeeklyJan. 29, 2020 • Studies Weekly Without the bravery, labor, and successes of many, many African Americans, our nation would not be…