A list of free printable worksheets for practice in classroom or at home.
“Always do what is right. It will gratify half of mankind and astound the other.”― Mark Twain Doing the right things is mandatory for moralistic living. The act of teaching morals starts at the family first, which is the first school of any child. But, how anybody actually develops the sense of right or wrong? The … Read more
European History is an important part of our schools’ middle school and high school curriculums. This subject is quite vivid and vast and covers the topics that changed the face of the World entirely. There is always a time in any country’s history that forms the starting point of introduction to new values and mindsets. … Read more
“The most fundamental aggression to ourselves, the most fundamental harm we can do to ourselves, is to remain ignorant by not having the courage and the respect to look at ourselves honestly and gently.”― Pema Chödrön, When Things Fall Apart: Heart Advice for Difficult Times Yes, that is right! Taking a look at the self and having … Read more
Do you know the study of maps is known as Cartography? This branch of study gives students a pretext to know their world better with the help of maps. A map is a pictorial presentation of what any geographical structure looks like on Earth’s face. As a part of the curriculum of middle school and … Read more
Treaty of Versailles is an important topic of American History taught in the US schools from elementary level onwards. It was signed to mark the culmination of World War I. The countries known as the Big Four of WWI (Britain, France, Italy, and the US) formed a 14-point pact with an aim to restore peace … Read more
Benjamin Franklin was a man of many hats and had a reputed position in political galleries. He was the strongest voice in favor of colonial unity, and therefore, is considered one of the ‘Founding Fathers of the United States.’ Apart from keeping a stronghold on the political affairs of the country, he was respected for … Read more
The Great Depression is a part of American History subject taught to students in the US schools from 4th grade. It was the period when the US nation faced unprecedented lows in its economic and financial spheres. In that era, the children even wrote to the first ladies of the US to seek answers to … Read more
Cold War constitutes an important part of the History curriculum in High School as well as Middle School. For those unaware, the Cold War was a period from 1945 to 1991 that saw unprecedented tension between the Soviet Union and the United States of America on military, political, and economic levels. Many teachers complain that … Read more
Renaissance is a period from the 14th to 17th century that saw upheavals in all walks of life in Europe. It is the period where societies, people, and mindsets went through a transformation and became more receptive towards changes in cultural understandings. Renaissance constitutes a major part of the high school curriculum. Learning it through … Read more
Bill of Rights is taught to children about four times in the school curriculums. The topic is introduced in 5th grade in the American Studies course. In middle school, it is a part of the American History Course, and in high school grades, it is included in American Government and Civics Courses. The Bill of … Read more