History kindergarten

Kids can color the American flag, count stripes, and answer a series of questions about this patriotic symbol in this free social studies worksheet.

Kids can compare and contrast long ago with how people live today in this free social studies worksheet.

This post may contain affiliate links, which means I may receive compensation if you make a purchase using one of these links.Young children are fascinated by the great big world around them and often amazed at the idea that so much of the world out there is different than what they see every day. Introducing...

15 Fun Resources For History for Kindergarten Homeschool. Teaching history to a kindergarten aged child is not easy to know how to do. In my 20+ years of homeschooling, I am familiar with how some public school teach it. Combining an amalgam of subjects that fall under the social studies umbrella is how many schools teach kindergarten homeschool history. You’ll love these 15 fun resources for homeschool kindergarten history.

The Then and Now History Unit is suitable for Foundation Year through to Year 2. This pack is jam packed with everything you need to teach about the historical changes in technology, transport and life from the past to today. In addition to 12 activities, the pack comes with an easy to follow instructions on how to use each resource. My students love the flashcards and the easy to use flip book to record their discoveries. A craftivity is a great way to solidify learning in a fun and…

These long ago and today activities are perfect for Kindergarten, first, and 2nd grade students. Included in this long ago unit are anchor charts, sorts, student worksheets and an interactive social studies flap book. Get a freebie in this blog post! #mrswintersbliss #longagoandtoday #longagofree #informativewriting

This blog post was updated November 2019 Join my Newsletter Here This week, we read one of my FAVORITE Thanksgiving books, Turkey Trouble by Wendi Silvano. I LOVED how this anchor retell chart came out!!! We talked about each part one at a time and the kids went back to their desks to draw the ... Read More about Thanksgiving Fun

If you've ever struggled with planning and implementing effective, engaging social studies lessons in your kindergarten classroom, then please read on. This post is for you! Maybe your district supplies you with a big-box curriculum that

(Click on any photo to be taken to the resource) You are going to LOVE this unit. It’s easy to implement, it’s comprehensive, #representation, and your students are going to walk away with a great foundation of important social studies skills. We lay the foundation in literally every other academic area, social studies shouldn’t be […]

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