Our Social Studies resources bring students face-to-face with the people and events that have shaped history and contemporary political and social culture. From primary source accounts of America's early history to hot-button topics of the new century, these compelling resources make social studies come alive.
ACCESS World History presents standard-based history content in a simple, graphics-based format and helps students work on language skills as they build content literacy.
Bring history to life for your students with this hands-on approach to instruction that invites students to explore, analyze, and interpret historical documents from American history.
ACCESS World History presents standard-based history content in a simple, graphics-based format and helps students work on language skills as they build content literacy.
Help students learn and review basic geography concepts with daily lessons that emphasize map skills.
How to Get Into Politics and Why
What motivates people to get into politics?
This is the question that How to Get Into Politics—and Why, by Michael Dukakis and Paul Simon, attempts to answer. Michael Dukakis and Paul Simon outline a comprehensive plan to get involved in the political process and share the political narratives of twenty-two distinguished men and women.
Included in the collection are essays by politicians such as Mario Cuomo, Elizabeth Dole, Phil Gramm, and Sandra Day O’ Connor.
This collection not only offers unique insights into the political life but is also ideal for language arts classes studying the personal narrative genre.
