• 2013 U.S. Senate Youth Program Brochure 

• K-8 Social Studies Standards 

• High School Social Studies Standards 

• More on Capstone Projects 

• Social Studies Clarification - April 1, 2008 

• Toolkit Resources for Social Studies K-8 GLCE and HSCE

• Grade-Specific Resources for Social Studies K-8 GLCE and HSCE

• Social Studies K-4 Overview 

• Michigan's Content Expectations for K-12 Social Studies Support Materials

• Social Studies Alignment Project Clarification and Update

• Michigan History Themes Project The Center for Michigan History Studies. The mission of Michigan EPIC is to develop and provide concise technology-based products and services which support the Michigan Curriculum Framework.

• LandmarkCases.org This site provides a full range of resources and activities to support the teaching of landmark Supreme Court cases. The "Resources" section features basic building blocks such as background summaries and excerpts of opinions that can be used in multiple ways. The "Activities" section contains a range of short activities and in-depth lessons that can be completed with students. While these activities are online, many of them can be adapted for use in a one-computer classroom or a classroom with no computer.

• Lessons Using the Core Democratic Values  Three sets of definitions using language your students can understand.

• Financial Literacy Resource Guide for Kindergarten to Grade 12  Incorporate financial education throughout the curriculum for grades K to 12 and be based on the concept of achieving financial literacy through the teaching of personal financial management skills and the basic principles involved with earning, spending, saving, borrowing and investing.

• Social Studies Concepts 

• Social Studies Vocabulary 

• Trade Books of Children?s Literature for Social Studies  The ABC’S:  A Bibliography of Children’s Books with Social Studies

• Parents Helping Students Learn Social Studies  A listing of many ideas that you can choose that interest you or are easy to incorporate into your family routine. We have marked ideas that are particularly appropriate for early grade children with the symbol *.