Social Studies

Learn about recyling and the importance of cleaning up in this short Daniel Tiger video.

Find out how Suzan-Lori Parks became the first African American woman to win the Pulitzer Prize for writing dramatic plays.

Check out this entire alphabet of amazing Black inventors. Then dream up your own invention and draw or write about it!

Let this mother-daughter team teach you some facts about Africa in a video that's sure to make you smile.

Sing along to this familiar tune and learn about the Patterson family's amazing inventions that help us get from here to there.

Fly up and away as you find out about the first Black pilots. What would it be like to build and fly your own plane?

Watch this video to learn about the inventor of the modern traffic light, and find out what else he created.

Use critical thinking skills to learn some ways people come together as a community of helpers.

This YouTube Kids preschool playlist uses short videos and songs from creators like Sesame Street to show that all people deserve respect. Watch and talk about them with your kids.

Watch this episode of Molly of Denali to learn about Alaska Native culture and how to make nivagi. How many ingredients does it have? What are they?

Find high-quality, standards-based resources relating to science, geography, world history, engineering, cartography, current events, and more.

Share the history behind this ancient art and then create some of your own. Using rocks, paper, tiles, or cardboard, try to copy some of the petroglyphs.

Share the history behind this ancient art and then create some of your own. Using rocks, paper, tiles, or cardboard, try to copy some of the petroglyphs.

Make a repujado bracelet with some simple materials. Make some for family members, too.

With bread crumbs and glue, make some small sculptures. Air-dry or bake, and then paint to finish your creation.

Learn about Earle Dickson, the inventor of Band Aids. Then, make some your own to help your stuffed animals or dolls.

Join Arthur as he learns about his pen pal from another country. What assumptions does Arthur have about his pen pal, and how does he challenge them?

Make the past and present relevant and accessible to students with research resources, expertly curated museum and archival collections, lesson plans, and more.

All you need to do is listen to learn about lots of different countries and cultures.

Use critical thinking skills to learn some ways people come together as a community of helpers.

Compare miniature models to real things. Then explore maps and globes as miniature versions of places and Earth.

Learn about recyling and the importance of cleaning up in this short Daniel Tiger video.

Find out how Suzan-Lori Parks became the first African American woman to win the Pulitzer Prize for writing dramatic plays.

Check out this entire alphabet of amazing Black inventors. Then dream up your own invention and draw or write about it!

Let this mother-daughter team teach you some facts about Africa in a video that's sure to make you smile.

Sing along to this familiar tune and learn about the Patterson family's amazing inventions that help us get from here to there.

Fly up and away as you find out about the first Black pilots. What would it be like to build and fly your own plane?

Watch this video to learn about the inventor of the modern traffic light, and find out what else he created.

This YouTube Kids preschool playlist uses short videos and songs from creators like Sesame Street to show that all people deserve respect. Watch and talk about them with your kids.

Watch this episode of Molly of Denali to learn about Alaska Native culture and how to make nivagi. How many ingredients does it have? What are they?

Watch and listen as people from around the world sing their versions of "The Birthday Song." Then, draw a picture of your favorite parts of your birthday tradition.

Celebrate Spanish-speaking countries around the world with this bilingual video.

Sing this catchy song to learn about the continents. Then look at a map or globe and see if you can name them all.

Find high-quality, standards-based resources relating to science, geography, world history, engineering, cartography, current events, and more.

Take an in-depth look at Asia's influence on art and history with inventive lessons, activities, videos, and images.

Read together about this coming-of-age celebration, and then draw and color a special cake for the event!

Print these coloring pages of famous Latinx people, and then talk about their impact on science, sports, government, and more!