ferevn.blogg.se - Free social studies websites for elementary students

Once you sign up, you have unlimited access to everything on their website. Unlike the other website, however, there is no premium option. Again, all you need to do is create a free account. My other recommendation for social studies lesson plans is a website called Share My Lesson. Social Studies Lesson Plans – Resource #2 Related learning resources will be shown at the bottom of the screen.

Click on the purple button on the right side of the screen to download a PDF of the lesson. It will take you to a full-screen showing the complete lesson plan.

Select the lesson you want to download.

Hovering over the image of the various lessons will give you a brief snippet and the grade level. If you choose to search by subject, there are sub-topics for you to choose from to continue filtering your search.

On the left side of the screen, you can refine your search by choosing a grade or subject.

At the top of the website, click on Lesson Plans.

Here’s how you can find the social studies lesson plans you need:

There is a premium option, but you can still gain access to lots of lesson plans without paying for the premium membership. To get started, you will need to create a free account by submitting your email and a password. Social Studies Lesson Plans – Resource #1 I did not receive any type of compensation from either website – these are just my opinions in an effort to help busy teachers do more in less time. This post reviews two websites that offer elementary teachers access to hundreds of social studies lesson plans just by creating a free account. They need high-quality resources for free. Of course, one can always go to Teachers Pay Teachers to find lots of lessons, but many teachers are on a strict budget. When talking with my colleagues, one of the frustrations they experience is finding good social studies lesson plans.