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Social Studies Booklists

Annual list of notable children’s/YA books for social studies with classroom-ready annotations.

Online Program

National Foreign Language Center at the University of Maryland develops language learning and assessment resources. Some online materials and programs can supplement homeschool world language study especially for less commonly taught languages.

National Gallery of Art

Washington, D.C.’s free national art museum with kids’ art activities.

Online Program

National Geographic’s education portal with lesson plans, maps, and multimedia to support inquiry‑based geography, science, and social studies learning.

Children's Classroom Magazine

Classroom style magazine from National Geographic that brings real world science and social studies stories to elementary readers. Often available as PDFs teachers and homeschoolers can project or print.

Online Program

National Geographic Kids Countries provides colorful country profiles with maps photos and fast facts. Homeschoolers can use it as a reference for geography projects or to enrich world history and culture studies.

Book

Photo rich reference book that introduces continents, habitats and cultures with big maps and short facts. A nice starting point for preschool and early elementary geography.

Geography Magazine

UK edition of National Geographic magazine with wildlife, history, geography, and culture features.

Italian Judaism & Shoah Museum

National Museum of Italian Judaism and the Shoah (MEIS).

Online Program

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.

Mythology & Latin Exams

National Mythology Exam / Exploratory Latin Exam

Online Community

A professional organization that supports Black chemists and chemical engineers with mentoring, networking, and student programs, including scholarships and outreach for future scientists.

Online Community

The same NOBCChE organization, offering community, conferences, and student opportunities that highlight Black excellence in chemistry and related fields.

Online Program

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.

Online Community

A membership organization for science educators that provides journals, webinars, conferences, and teaching resources, many of which homeschooling parents can use for ideas and support.

Educational Song / Video

Fast paced novelty song that lists many countries to a catchy tune, originally from Animaniacs. Fun for older kids to memorize or use as a silly geography warmup.

Self-Paced Video Course

PBS documentary series that centers Indigenous voices while exploring history, science and living cultures across the Americas, useful for countering stereotypes and deepening understanding of Native nations.

Podcast

Podcast showcasing Native musicians and artists through interviews and storytelling. Listening with teens can broaden understanding of contemporary Indigenous creativity identity and culture beyond what textbooks usually include.

Hawaiian Bookstore

Hawaiʻi bookstore specializing in Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander literature.

Blog Reviewing Native-Related Curricula

A blog that evaluates mainstream curricula on how they depict Native peoples, flagging stereotypes and recommending more accurate, tribally grounded alternatives. 

Online Program

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.

Native Language Archive

Volunteer-run website preserving Native American language information and resources.

Indigenous Stories Podcast

Podcast and audio story platform sharing Indigenous stories and perspectives.

Game

Native Teaching Aids creates educational games and materials that highlight Native languages cultures and histories. Families can use their card and board style games to bring Indigenous perspectives into social studies.