LibGuides: KMS Remote Teaching Resources: Social Studies

Civics

Digital Civics Toolkit review teachers and access links from Common Sense Media.
"Superb, timely civics lessons focus on social media and student voice."

iCivics review for teachers and access links from Common Sense Media.
"Exceptionally well-designed games, lesson plans demystify government."

"Checkology® Virtual Classroom can help teach your students how to tell the difference between fact and fiction."

"AllSides for Schools offers a variety of classroom activities to help students hone their media literacy, critical thinking, and relational skills."

Legacy Washington
This program of the Secretary of State’s Office has "additional online resources that may be beneficial to educators, librarians and students. Resources include online exhibits, accompanying lesson plans and profiles."
Simply Washington
"Simply Washington is a guide and resource for students learning civics, visitors, or anyone curious to learn more about our great state."

In 2015, the Legislature passed Senate Bill 5433 requiring the Since Time Immemorial: Tribal Sovereignty in Washington State or other tribally-developed curriculum be taught in all schools. The use of the Since Time Immemorial curriculum has been endorsed by all 29 federally recognized tribes.
Tribal Sovereignty Curriculum video collection on YouTube.

"Native Knowledge 360° provides educators and students with new perspectives on Native American history, cultures, and contemporary lives."

"This group, curated by OSPI, contains resources created by and for educators - including instructional materials, review rubrics, and other useful links."

"The Washington C3 Hub is designed to support teachers with high-quality instructional materials aligned to our state learning standards and reflective of the C3 Framework. Here you will find inquiries developed by teachers in districts around the state as well as other helpful materials to help embed proven social studies instructional practices into K-12 classes."

"Explore these short classroom-applicable video presentations available from NCTA. Each “App” focuses on a timely topic or “best practice” presented by an NCTA consulting scholar, seminar leader, teacher alum, or author."
China: Contemporary Issues, Curriculum/Classroom Strategies, Government/Foreign Relations, History
Japan: Art, Contemporary Issues, Curriculum/Classroom Strategies, History, Literature/Children’s Literature
Korea: Contemporary Issues, Curriculum/Classroom Strategies, History