Social Studies

Draw a map of the room for your kids and off they go.

This is fun way to teach map making skills using an inexpensive shower curtain liner.

This printable activity introduces your child to Hank Aaron, a famous African American athlete.

Get kids thinking about -- and drawing -- space and air, land and sea.

Kids chart modes of transportation on this printable. Learning about transportation is part of early social studies education, helping kids think about the phyisical and human environment.

This printable activity introduces your child to famous places located in different regions of the United States. Activities such as this one help to build crucial familiarity with North American geography.

Helping children develop their global awareness through play and activities

Delve into the great American landscape, from sea to shining sea.

Master maps and the world is yours.

Why playing leader helps kids grasp the concept of government.

This activity will make trips to the store more fun, and it will teach your children about all our American states.

Use this printable child's "passport" to write and draw about the places you visit in your neighborhood.

Encourage your child to write a letter to our nation's leader in honor of President's Day. It's a thoughtful activity that combines both writing and civics learning.

Use research on the pets of our presidents to introduce your child to government.