Social Studies - Elementary

• Africa
• American Historical Figures
• American Revolution
• China
• Citizenship
• Civil Rights
• Civil War
• Colonial Settlements in America
• Communities
• East Asia and Pacific
• Egypt
• Elections
• Europe
• Family and Authority
• French and Indian War
• Geography
• Government
• Greece
• Holidays and Diversity
• India
• Japan
• Latin America
• Louisiana Purchase
• Mesopotamia
• Middle East
• Native American Culture
• Religions of the World
• Rome
• Slavery in America
• South and Southeast Asia
• The Bill of Rights
• The Constitution
• The Declaration of Independence
• The Incas
• The Mayans
• Trade
• War of 1812
• Westward Expansion
• World Cultures

American Historical Figures

Meet Amazing Americans Provides students with links to famous American statesmen, presidents, activists, reformers, explores, musciians, writers,, artists, scients, athletes, etc. America's Story from America's Library

A Science Odyssey This website highlights some the most spectacular discoveries in science and technology during the 20th century. The site includes an Educator's Guide with activities, discussion questions, and information for using A Science Odyssey in the classroom. A resource list supplies information on books, websites, and other videos related to the programs or activities A Science Odyssey

BrainPOP Social Studies Free movies, games, activities, and more for students interested in social studies. BrainPOP

With Wings as Eagles: From Fantasy to Flight It documents the history of human flight. Photos, drawings, and articles are presented in six categories: myth and fantasy, early science, balloons and airships, kites and gliders, the Wright brothers, and after the Wright brothers. With Wings as Eagles: From Fantasy to Flight

Eleanor Roosevelt: American Visionary This site features photos and artifacts from the life of one of the most dynamic and controversial First Ladies in U.S. history. Eleanor Roosevelt: American Visionary

Women Come to the Front: Journalists, Photographers and Broadcasters During WWII It spotlights 8 out of over 100 American women who secured official military accreditation as war correspondents, if not actual front-line assignments during World War II. WAR, WOMEN, AND OPPORTUNITY

Virtual Jamestown The Virtual Jamestown Archive is a digital research, teaching and learning project that explores the legacies of the Jamestown settlement and "the Virginia experiment." Virtual Jamestown

Declaration of Independence This site overs lots of valuable info on the Declaration of Independence including where the original document is located, who signed it, and what is really on the back of the document. Declaration of Independence

Biographies (for Young Readers) The site allows young readers to research the biographies of about 75 persons, including explorers, inventors, famous women, civil rights leaders, and American presidents. Many articles are appropriate for students at third/fourth grade level and up, with large type and easy-to-read sentences. Online games and printables are included, along with selected links to other sites. Biographies for Kids: Famous Leaders for Young Readers

Inventor, Black History Several exhibits in the Carver Museum interpret the life of George Washington Carver when he lived on the Southwest Missouri farm. George Washington Carver National Monument