The world’s largest and most comprehensive social studies professional development conference is NCSS.
This year's gathering of teaching professionals from across the country offers a perfect opportunity to showcase the latest FREE online social studies lessons from Curriculum Pathways. It offers 700+ free social studies tools and resources, each addressing the enhanced rigor and critical thinking goals of the College, Career, and Civic Life (C3) Framework for Social Studies State Standards. These resources contribute to greater digital equity by offering high-quality, free online software for all.
And now there is something new to celebrate. The 44 most popular Curriculum Pathways social studies lessons just got a makeover!
- The Declaration of Independence: Analyzing Grievances
- The Jamestown Colony
- Battles of the Revolutionary War
- The Daily Lives of Slaves
- Civil Rights: Desegregating the Military
- The Civil War: The Emancipation Proclamation
- The Roaring 20s: Flapper Culture
- Cold War: McCarthyism
- The Spanish-American War
- Adam Smith and the Assembly Line
- Age of Exploration: The Columbian Exchange
- Ancient Greece: Minoan Civilization
- Medieval Europe: Bubonic Plague
- The Amazon Rainforest
- Ancient India: Harappa and Mohenjo Daro
- Ancient Middle East: Mesopotamia
- Cold War: The Marshall Plan
- Ancient China: Buddhism and the Silk Road
- Characteristics of a Civilization
- Industrial Revolution: Inventions
- Japanese Economic Miracle
- Medieval Japan: The Samurai
- Apartheid in South Africa
- French Revolution: The Third Estate
- Renaissance Art: Influence of Math and Science
- Enlightened Monarchs
- Ancient Rome: Constantine and Christianity
- African Kingdoms: Timbuktu
- The World Trade Organization
- Interest Rates: Buying a Car
- Economic Systems
- Geography: Five Themes
- Islam: Five Pillars
- Louis XIV
- OPEC Oil Embargo
- Queen Victoria
- Sahara Desert
- Peter The Great
- Medieval Crusades
- End of the Cold War
- Adolf Hitler
- Czar Nicholas II
- Winston Churchill
- Industrial Revolution: Protesting the Corn Laws
- Early North American Civilizations
- World War I: The U.S. Enters the War
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