The Importance of Consumables During Classroom and Distance LearningMay 12, 2020 • Studies Weekly NEWSLETTER Studies Weekly is uniquely suited to be your students’ passport to lifelong success because we’re…
Why Students Should Debate Controversial Topics in HistoryApr 27, 2021 • Studies Weekly NEWSLETTER In a world of fake news and polarized politics, your teachers have a responsibility to teach…
The Candy Bomber Of BerlinMar 30, 2021 • Studies Weekly NEWSLETTER Teacher Background: After the unconditional surrender of Nazi Germany in 1945, the Allied Powers divided Germany into territories or…
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…
8 Famous Female Doctors to Inspire Your StudentsMar 16, 2021 • Studies Weekly NEWSLETTER Women’s History Month is the perfect time to talk about some of the most famous female…
Using Local Historical Societies with Elementary StudentsMar 9, 2021 • Studies Weekly NEWSLETTER Every family collects objects from their lives. Objects that make work easier. Objects to meet needs. Objects…
Secret Lives of Objects Lesson Plan: Harriet Tubman’s JournalFeb 11, 2021 • Studies Weekly NEWSLETTER Teacher Background Harriet Tubman was born enslaved by a Maryland plantation owner. Hardships and mistreatment…
Studies Weekly Spotlight: Texas Teacher Shares Passion for NonfictionJan. 14, 2021 • Studies Weekly Sandra Bradshaw, a second-grade teacher in Texas, is in the education field because she wants to…
3 Ways Gamification Improves Social Studies EducationJan 24, 2022 • Studies Weekly What do crossword puzzles have to do with the American Civil War? According to a 2020 study published…
Using Google Books for ResearchJan 12, 2021 • Studies Weekly NEWSLETTER This strategy is applicable to all grade levels and all strands of social studies. The Purpose: Deep Learning Research…