Homeschooling: A Resource for Parents and Teachers

Featuring an online textbook layout, The History Cat currently has US History and World History available. They also provide lesson plans. The History Cat is excellent for reading with your children or for them to explore alone.

The education blog offers lesson plans, professional development resources, and educational content related to the U.S. Constitution.

Street Law has more than 40 years of experience developing programs and materials that educate young people about law and government and designing professional development opportunities for social studies teachers. The resource library on StreetLaw.org contains hundreds of free teaching activities and methods, case summaries, mock trials, and articles.

World atlas has flags of all countries, states and territories as well as a list of continents, countries, dependencies, islands, territories, lakes, rivers, seas, oceans, mountains, and the highest, lowest, biggest, smallest, tallest, deepest, oldest, youngest, richest, poorest places on the planet. Free maps test are available for teachers and if you are looking for an outline map that isn't listed, you can email them and they will send it to you by email. They offer a daily geography quiz (with a cash prize) which starts with one question and additional clues are added each day until someone wins. Once there is a winner a new quiz is posted the next day.

The lesson plans on this site were written by educators and have been tested in the classroom. Together, they address all of the U.S. National Geography Standards, the five geography skills, and the main geographic perspectives. Serving a variety of needs, the plans include a wide range of teaching strategies. The assessment component of each lesson focuses on the knowledge and skills that students will use to answer a guiding geographic question as they address real-world issues. K-12th Grade

Games to make learning more fun. Games for states, capitals and landscapes.