Unearthing the Past: How Recent Archaeological Findings Are Bridging the Gap in Classrooms Today

Social studies classrooms are the perfect place to incorporate hands-on and game-based learning to emphasize key place-based learning themes.

Have you ever found yourself looking out the car window as you drive to visit family, take the kids to the beach, or even just to go grocery shopping? Have you wondered about how geographically different it might have been in the past? Maybe you wondered how history shaped the present or how the geography […]

Weather and climate can impact cultures and population around the world.

As Earth Day approaches, educators around the globe are gearing up to instill a sense of environmental stewardship in their students.

As an effort to support our Social Studies School Service community of administrators and educators, we are now providing reflections from our webinars.

Teaching about geographic themes and the topographic features of our earth has long been a staple of any social studies classroom.

Religion is influenced by geography and in turn can affect geography.

Visiting historic sites is a very powerful tool for students learning history.

The digging of the Erie Canal was a project that used local workers in each section along the canal to build a complex geographical structure to enhance transport and commerce in the United States.