An Artist, an Inventor, and a President
Connections: An Artist, an Inventor, and a PresidentOct 19, 2021 • Studies Weekly NEWSLETTER When studied as isolated events, history may seem like it is only about dead people and…
Connections: An Artist, an Inventor, and a PresidentOct 19, 2021 • Studies Weekly NEWSLETTER When studied as isolated events, history may seem like it is only about dead people and…
Increasing Critical Thinking with Studies WeeklyOct. 5, 2021 • Studies Weekly Critical thinking is more than just being able to think clearly about a topic or problem; it is a…
Top 5 Virtual Field Trips in Our LibrarySep 28, 2021 • Studies Weekly NEWSLETTER Virtual field trips give your students the chance to explore new places, build vocabulary, and deepen…
5 Steps to Integrating Media Literacy into Social StudiesSep 27, 2021 • Studies Weekly NEWSLETTER Teaching media literacy in social studies helps students become responsible citizens who can make informed…
See Our Primary Source Media OnlineSep 14, 2021 • Studies Weekly As a social studies teacher, it’s often difficult to instill an appreciation for historical events in young students. While…
Connecting The People and Events of the PastSep 13, 2021 • Studies Weekly NEWSLETTER When studied as isolated events, history may seem like it is only about dead people and…
How Studies Weekly Covers Social Studies State StandardsAug 31, 2021 • Studies Weekly NEWSLETTER At Studies Weekly, we often tout the phrase that our product is created “by teachers, for…
Critical Race TheoryAug 23, 2021 • Studies Weekly Critical Race Theory (CRT) has become a difficult political topic, leaving many educators wondering how to approach the subject with parents, teachers,…
Teacher Advocate ProgramStudies Weekly • Updated Aug 12, 2025 NEWSLETTER School districts that adopt Studies Weekly district-wide can now schedule one-on-one or group consultations for their teachers with Studies Weekly’s new teacher…
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…