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Do you teach kindergarten – grade 7? Units for the new Core Knowledge History and Geography™ (CKHG) series are now available for free download. The Core Knowledge History and Geography (CKHG) program includes the complete history and geography curriculum plus additional resources for teachers and students in Kindergarten through grade 8 and above (Ages 5–13+). Read More ⟶

Retro Report and Street Law have teamed up to host a webinar called “Should Admissions Be ‘Colorblind’?: Tools for Teaching Supreme Court Cases” that will focus on a new affirmative action case. Register here for the webinar on October 18 from 7-8 p.m. ET. Read More ⟶

The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History is proud to announce that Misha Matsumoto Yee, a history teacher at St. Andrew’s Schools in Honolulu, Hawaii, has been named the 2022 National History Teacher of the Year. “It was a surprise and an honor to have been named the National History Teacher of the Year,” says Read More ⟶

George Washington’s Mount Vernon has released new resources on religious freedom that include a 15-minute film, interactive map, and timeline. George Washington and the Pursuit of Religious Freedom and its accompanying resources investigate the history of religion in early America, Washington’s interactions with various religious groups, and his role in securing religious freedom. Teacher resources Read More ⟶

iCivics presents a new comprehensive, short-form video series called “The Constitution EXPLAINED” that explains the text, history, and relevance of the United States Constitution, Bill of Rights, and additional amendments. The series was developed in partnership with the Center for Civic Education, and with the contributions of constitutional scholar Linda R. Monk, JD. Go here Read More ⟶

It’s never too early to get involved! The Edward M. Kennedy Institute’s Future Senator program introduces students in grades 3-5 to the legislative process. Inside our full-scale Senate Chamber or on the virtual Senate floor, young “Future Senators” are introduced to an issue relevant to kids: whether the US government should require a longer school Read More ⟶

Teachers, are you looking for ways to elevate your students who are making a difference in their community? Or maybe you have a student who is looking to build their leadership skills? Consider nominating them for Constitutional Rights Foundation’s Civic Action Project Youth Board (CYB).The board members serve as Civic Action Project (CAP) ambassadors, select Read More ⟶

Check out Civics for All of US Constitution Distance Learning Programs with the National Archives on September 12–23, 2022. Join the National Archives for two weeks of live, interactive virtual programs for K–12 students around Constitution Day. Connect with the big ideas of the Constitution by exploring primary sources from the National Archives. Each program Read More ⟶