Social Studies

Social studies helps kids explore cultures, communities, geography, civics, and the systems that shape our world. Our vetted resources blend storytelling, real-world connections, and critical thinking rather than textbook memorization. Each program is reviewed for accuracy, inclusivity, and developmental fit. We choose materials that encourage empathy and curiosity about how societies work. On Modulo, you can browse by theme or learner needs—or use our AI concierge for customized recommendations.

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Teaching for Change
Teaching for Change
$0.00 USD
Online Program
Teaching for Change
A social justice oriented resource site offering booklists, lesson ideas and articles that challenge bias. Parents can find materials to discuss race, equity and activism with children.
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Nat Geo Kids
Nat Geo Kids
$0.00 USD
Online Program
Nat Geo Kids
Nat Geo Kids is National Geographic’s kid friendly site packed with animal facts geography games quizzes and articles. It is great for curious kids who love nature and world cultures.
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NatGeokids
NatGeokids
$0.00 USD
Online Program
NatGeokids
NatGeokids offers the same National Geographic Kids online content with videos interactive features and kid level reporting. Families can browse topics by animals places science and history to spark interest driven learning.
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Rick Riordan Presents
Rick Riordan Presents
$8.99 USD
Book
Rick Riordan Presents
A publishing imprint curated by Rick Riordan that features diverse middle-grade fantasy adventures based on world mythologies, offering fast-paced stories with protagonists from many cultures.
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The Woke Spanish Teacher
The Woke Spanish Teacher
$0.00 USD
Online Program
The Woke Spanish Teacher
The Woke Spanish Teacher is an online Spanish educator who shares social justice oriented lesson ideas, resources, and sometimes classes, centering authentic language use and inclusive representation.
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School House Rock
School House Rock
$0.00 USD
Self-Paced Video Course
School House Rock
Short animated music videos that teach grammar civics history and math through catchy songs. Families can use individual clips as memorable mini lessons or fun review for elementary learners.
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National Geographic Education
National Geographic Education
$0.00 USD
Online Program
National Geographic Education
National Geographic’s education portal with lesson plans, maps, and multimedia to support inquiry‑based geography, science, and social studies learning.
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National Park Service: Teacher Resources
National Park Service: Teacher Resources
$0.00 USD
Online Program
National Park Service: Teacher Resources
The National Park Service’s hub for lesson plans, primary sources, and virtual field trips that connect U.S. history and natural science to real places and stories.
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Native Knowledge 360°
Native Knowledge 360°
$0.00 USD
Online Program
Native Knowledge 360°
Curriculum from the National Museum of the American Indian that presents Native perspectives on history and contemporary life. Families can use ready made lessons primary sources and videos across grade levels.
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Children Just Like Me
Children Just Like Me
$5.00 USD
Book
Children Just Like Me
Photo rich DK book that profiles children around the world with short captions about family, school, food and celebrations. A lovely way to talk about geography, culture and everyday similarities.
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Building Houses out of Chicken Legs: Black Women, Food, and Power
Building Houses out of Chicken Legs: Black Women, Food, and Power
$37.44 USD
Book
Building Houses out of Chicken Legs: Black Women, Food, and Power
Scholarly yet readable exploration of how Black women have used food work to create community, earn income and claim power. Great context for older teens studying US history, race and gender.
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Newsela
Newsela
$0.00 USD
Online Program
Newsela
Newsela is an online reading platform with news and nonfiction articles rewritten at multiple reading levels. Students read current topics take quizzes and build comprehension while teachers or parents track progress.
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OER Project
OER Project
$0.00 USD
Online Program
OER Project
A collection of free online history courses and resources for secondary students, including Big History and world history materials with videos, readings, and activities.
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Great Museums
Great Museums
$0.00 USD
Self-Paced Video Course
Great Museums
Documentary style video series that visits museums around the world and explores their art science and history collections. Families can stream episodes as ready made field trips from home.
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One Institute (LGBTQ+ History)
One Institute (LGBTQ+ History)
$0.00 USD
Online Program
One Institute (LGBTQ+ History)
An LGBTQ+ history organization offering lesson plans, public programs, and digital archives that help teens and parents explore queer history beyond what is typically covered in school.
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National Museum of the American Indian
National Museum of the American Indian
$0.00 USD
Online Program
National Museum of the American Indian
Smithsonian museum dedicated to the histories and cultures of Indigenous peoples of the Americas. The website offers virtual exhibits videos and teaching materials families can explore from home.
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Field Museum Learning Resources
Field Museum Learning Resources
$0.00 USD
Online Program
Field Museum Learning Resources
Collection of lesson plans, videos and printable activities from the Field Museum that connect natural history and cultural exhibits to classroom or homeschool learning.
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Seterra
Seterra
$0.00 USD
Game
Seterra
Online and app-based geography quiz game where students identify countries, capitals and physical features on maps, making map practice fast and low-prep.
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’Twas the Night Before Pride
’Twas the Night Before Pride
$8.99 USD
Book
’Twas the Night Before Pride
Rhyming picture book that riffs on the classic holiday poem as a child’s family prepares for Pride. Warm, detailed art shows queer community, history and joyful anticipation.
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Osiyo TV
Osiyo TV
$0.00 USD
YouTube Channel
Osiyo TV
A video series from the Cherokee Nation that highlights Cherokee people, history, language, and culture, giving kids short documentary-style segments from an authentic Indigenous perspective.
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Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego
Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego
$15.00 USD
Game
Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego
A geography and history mystery game franchise where kids track the elusive Carmen Sandiego around the world. Modern versions include online games and shows that make map skills and facts more fun.
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Mary and the Trail of Tears
Mary and the Trail of Tears
$7.49 USD
Book
Mary and the Trail of Tears
Middle grade historical novel that follows a young Cherokee girl forced from her home during the Trail of Tears. A powerful read aloud for learning about resilience justice and United States history.
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Marley’s Pride
Marley’s Pride
$9.99 USD
Book
Marley’s Pride
A picture book about a child preparing for their first Pride parade and learning about LGBTQ+ community and history through family stories. Supports conversations about identity, love, and activism.
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Queer, There, and Everywhere
Queer, There, and Everywhere
$8.99 USD
Book
Queer, There, and Everywhere
A narrative nonfiction collection of short biographies about queer figures across history and cultures, written for teens and older tweens, ideal for weaving LGBTQ+ stories into history studies.
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