For teachers

What every page includes

• A one-minute summary
• A dated timeline
• Key words with kid-friendly definitions
• “Think and write” prompts (cause and effect, compare, primary-source questions)
• A numbered source list and a ready-made citation

How we handle history

We name specific Indigenous nations, include enslaved and free Black Americans, women, immigrants and Loyalists, and say plainly when historians disagree. Pages that center Indigenous history are flagged for cultural review before publication.

Printables

Printables are free for home and non-commercial classroom use.

• Indoor Scavenger Hunt
• Paper Bridge Log
• Weekly Reading Routine Planner
• Our Team Games
• The Age of Exploration: think and write
• The American Revolution: think and write
• Life in Colonial America: think and write
• The Industrial Revolution in the United States: think and write
• Indigenous Nations of North America: think and write
• The New England Colonies: think and write
• Westward Expansion and the Pioneer Era: think and write

Reference pages

• The Age of Exploration
• The American Revolution
• Life in Colonial America
• The Industrial Revolution in the United States
• Indigenous Nations of North America
• The New England Colonies
• Westward Expansion and the Pioneer Era