• Tags
      • Admin
      • Building a Curriculum
      • Civics
      • Curriculum
      • Curriculum & Instruction
      • Digital
      • Diversity
      • Education
      • Elementary
      • Experiential
      • Geography
      • Hands-on
      • History
      • Inquiry
      • Instruction
      • Literacy
      • News
      • Personal Story
      • Primary Sources
      • Professional Learning
      • Secondary
      • Teaching
  • SocialStudies.com
  • socialstudies.com

Sing a Song of Social Studies: How-to Incorporate Music into Your Curriculum

December 18, 2020 By Kay Gandy
  • Admin
  • Building a Curriculum
  • Civics
  • Curriculum
  • Curriculum & Instruction
  • Digital
  • Diversity
  • Education
  • Elementary
  • Experiential
  • Geography
  • Hands-on
  • History
  • Inquiry
  • Instruction
  • Literacy
  • News
  • Personal Story
  • Primary Sources
  • Professional Learning
  • Secondary
  • Teaching
Stay Up To Date
Subscribe To Our Blog
Teaching Hard History: Is There a Role for Simulations?

Teaching Hard History: Is There a Role for Simulations?

February 11, 2020
By Dr. Aaron Willis

Simulations encourage students to “learn by doing.

Read More
The Power of Guided Play through a Narrative in the PreK Classroom

The Power of Guided Play through a Narrative in the PreK Classroom

September 13, 2019
By Margit E. McGuire

Young children understand stories and love to have books read to them often to the point that they memorize and can recite a favorite story from memory.

Read More
The Hook: 4 Ways to Dynamically Engage Your Students from Day One

The Hook: 4 Ways to Dynamically Engage Your Students from Day One

April 10, 2019
By Dennis Fowler

How do you start your class every day?

Read More
7 Reasons Social Studies Teachers Should Use Role-Playing Simulations

7 Reasons Social Studies Teachers Should Use Role-Playing Simulations

November 9, 2017
By Richard Di Giacomo

Role-playing simulations are great for retention, comprehension, literacy, and group decision-making.

Read More
4 Ways to Use Storytelling to Help Students Engage with Social Studies

4 Ways to Use Storytelling to Help Students Engage with Social Studies

October 5, 2017
By Dixie Massey

“My least favorite thing about school is world history.

Read More
Subscribe To Our Blog
©2023 Copyright: SocialStudies.com
Curriculum Specialist

Hello! Welcome. Can I help you with anything on our site?