Social studies helps kids make sense of the world—through geography, government, culture, and history. Whether you’re teaching at home or in a classroom, these social studies worksheets and activities are a great way to explore big ideas in engaging, age-appropriate ways.
From map skills and landmark studies to U.S. civics and global cultures, you’ll find plenty of resources here to support your lessons and spark thoughtful discussions.
Learn all about Lady Liberty with our free Statue of Liberty worksheets and coloring pages. The printable geography worksheets range from labeling the different parts of the statue to fact-finding activities. Additionally, there are six pages dedicated to the rich history of the Statue of Liberty. Discover fascinating facts about the statue’s height, weight, materials,…
Today we are learning all about the 32nd President of America with our free Franklin D Roosevelt worksheets. These free patriotic printables are a great way to celebrate President’s Day. There are 10 coloring pages to print out and learn all about Franklin D. Roosevelt. This is perfect for kindergarten, first, and second-grade students. Franklin…
Today we are learning all about the sixteenth President of America with our free printable Abraham Lincoln worksheets. These are great free printable patriotic worksheets for President’s Day or any time you are learning about the Presidents. There are 11 coloring pages to print out and learn all about Abe Lincoln. This is perfect for…
Learn all about the founders of the United States with our free Founding Fathers coloring pages. These free printables for homeschooling are a great way for children to learn all about the Founding Fathers of America. Despite there being dozens of Founding Fathers we have only included the 8 most important: We have lots of…
We are loving playing this President’s Day word scramble printable this February. We have created an easier and harder version, perfect for kids in upper elementary and middle school. President’s Day is held on the third Monday in February, and these word scrambles are great free patriotic printables that can be enjoyed with both kids…
Although we are fairly structured in our homeschool, we still enjoy playing educational board games as part of our home education. But what is gameschooling? It is just a more fun way to learn that also encourages free thinking and less pressure, gameschooling is the best! In this post, I am going to share with…
Teaching children about money from a young age is crucial for their future. I have put together 14 free printable money worksheets for preschoolers through to middle school. Learn how to identify coins and notes, play shop at home with our free price tags, learn how to shop with money, and much more. Teaching children…
Have you heard about BrainPOP but are looking for an honest BrainPOP review? We have been using it for months in our homeschool and love it, carry on reading to see why. Finding good homeschooling online resources is hard. Really hard, we have been homeschooling for over 4 years now and it still amazes me…
Choosing the right materials can be overwhelming, which is why I’ve put together these homeschool curriculum reviews based on what we’ve used over the past seven years. With so many options available, narrowing down the best fit for your child can feel like a never-ending search. Through trial and error, we’ve found resources that truly…
As we all know homeschooling can be expensive. My mission at Homeschool Of 1 is to create as many free resources as possible. We currently have over 500 free homeschool printables for kids. These printable activities make learning fun and not boring. If kids are just doing the same workbooks every day, they will become…
Whether you’re studying the Greek Gods at school or in your homeschool, our free Greek mythology word search is a treat you’ll enjoy. Hunt for 18 key vocabulary words connected to the Greek Gods as you engage in this enjoyable activity. This word search is a delightful addition to your Greek studies, adding a playful…
If you are learning about the Bill of Rights at school or in your homeschool as we are, you are going to love our free Bill of Rights word search. This engaging activity features 17 essential vocabulary words that pertain to the Bill of Rights, providing an interactive way to reinforce your learning. Make the most…
We have taken multiple financial literacy courses over the last 2 years, which have all been excellent. So why was I on the hunt for a new financial literacy for teens course? The other courses were more theoretical, which I wanted, but Beyond Personal Finance talks about what to expect for the next 20 years….
These free Bill of Rights coloring pages are perfect for kids in grades K-5. Written by James Madison in 1789, there were originally 12 amendments. By the time it was ratified (approved) by Congress on December 15th, 1791 there were only 10. These 10 amendments are now called the Bill of Rights. There are currently…
Learning U.S. geography doesn’t have to be dry—these 50 states coloring pages have been one of our favorite ways to explore America together. When my son was younger, we’d sit down with crayons and maps, tackling one state at a time. It gave us the chance to slow down, talk about where family lives, or…