Studies Weekly: Celebrating Jewish American Heritage Month
Celebrating Jewish American Heritage MonthMay 04, 2022 • By Studies Weekly NEWSLETTER Did you know May is Jewish American Heritage Month? In 2006, President George W. Bush declared May as…
Celebrating Jewish American Heritage MonthMay 04, 2022 • By Studies Weekly NEWSLETTER Did you know May is Jewish American Heritage Month? In 2006, President George W. Bush declared May as…
Discover 20 Exceptional Black Women Who Made HistoryFeb 23, 2022 • Studies Weekly You’ve probably heard of Harriet Tubman and Rosa Parks, but there are many lesser known Black women…
The Abolitionist and the SuffragistNov 16, 2021 • By Studies Weekly When studied as isolated events, history may seem a bit boring. But Studies Weekly helps you bring history to…
Social Studies and Building an Inquiry Design ModelOct. 26, 2021 • Studies Weekly “Inquiry is training for life,” Dr. John Lee explained at the Studies Weekly Educator Summit in October…
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…
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…
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.…