Tag: Civics
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Presidents Day 2026 ~ Free Resources
Updated Presidents Day Holiday Helps page with free resources to celebrate and learn about the day.
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4th of July ~ Resource Roundup
Over the years we have gathered an amazing collection of quality resources for celebrating the 4th of July! Updated for 2025.
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Memorial Day 2025 ~ Things to Do
Updated Memorial Day Holiday Helps page for 2025 offers history resources, crafts, lesson plans, book recommendations, and edible treats to celebrate Memorial Day in a meaningful way.
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Free Civics Lessons ~ Updated
Free Civics Studies Updated ~ An introduction to the government of the United States for all ages told in story form. 16 free lessons
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Memorial Day 2024 ~ Activities & Resources
Updated Memorial Day Holiday Helps 2024 — activities and resources that can be used for learning and celebrating the Memorial Day holiday.
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100 Best Books for Children ~ Nordhoff
Politics for Young Americans by Charles Nortdhoff is number 95 on the Hundred Best Books for Children found in The Book-Lover by Baldwin.
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100 Best Books for Children ~ White
John Stuart White’s selections from Plutarch’s Lives is number 90 on the Hundred Best Books for Children found in The Book-Lover by Baldwin.
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The Origin and Development of Washington ~ Free
A Manual on the Origin and Development of Washington is still an incredible free resource that goes nicely with our free civics studies.
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Four Great Americans ~ Free eBook
Four Great Americans contains biographies of George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, Daniel Webster, and Abraham Lincoln. Free.
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Whittier, John Greenleaf: “Poor Voter on Election Day”
The proudest now is but my peer, The highest not more high…. Poetry study.
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The Land of Fair Play ~ Free eBook
The Land of Fair Play a free civics text for students in the middle grades that compares the running of government to the lessons we learn “on the playground.”
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The Light Keepers ~ Free eBook
The Light Keepers is a free work of fiction about the United States Light-House Service.
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John Philip Sousa: A Unit Study
John Philip Sousa was born in Washington, D.C., on November 6, 1854. Unit Resources.
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The Cradle of Liberty {Free eBook}
Cradle of Liberty is a free eBook that makes a perfect addition to our 4th of July Holiday Helps!
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Abigail Adams and Her Times ~ Free eBook
Pulling from letters and other primary sources, the biography covers the birth of Abigail Adams through her death and that of her husband eight years later.
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State History Research Project ~ Free
State History Research Project is a 9-page independent study guide to help a student research his state, culminating in a notebook.
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How the Flag Became Old Glory ~ Free eBook
For Flag Day, a free eBook, How the Flag Became Old Glory, covering the history of the flag through poems and prose.
