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797 printables were found that include the themes "Social Studies" and "Skill Builder".


	1		Angella Ferguson Coloring Page Coloring book page with picture of Angella Ferguson, sickle-cell anemia researcher.

	2		Dr. Maulana Karenga, Kwanzaa Creator (Coloring Page) Coloring book page with picture of Dr. Maulana Karenga. He was the creator of Kwanzaa, the African-American holiday that celebrates African ancestry, traditions, and culture. You can also use this worksheet during Black History Month (February).

	3		"I Cannot Tell a Lie" Cherry Pie This Presidents' Day printable asks students to complete the story of the magic cherry tree.

	4		Montgomery Bus Boycott This printable presents the story of Rosa Parks and the Montgomery bus boycott, and then asks a number of related questions about the civil rights movement. It's a great activity for Black History Month (February).

	5		The Story of Martin Luther King Jr. Use this printable to teach children the story of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and have them answer the questions that follow. This activity works well for Martin Luther King Day (January) and Black History Month (February).

	6		Harriet Tubman's Life Print a worksheet that presents facts about the life of Harriet Tubman, and asks children to match pictures to each fact.

	7		Abraham Lincoln Coloring Page Celebrate Presidents' Day with a coloring page of Abraham Lincoln, the sixteenth president of the United States.

	8		Honest Abe and George Washington Reading Check Read a story about the lives of Abraham Lincoln and George Washington, and complete the questions that follow in this Presidents' Day printable.

	9		Personal Culture Pizza What different traits and interests define your place in the culture? First read and print out the instructions for the culture pizza. This "pizza" can be used as a stand-alone activity or as practice for making a poster-size pizza.

	10		Fannie's Life Print a worksheet that presents a story about a woman slave, and an activity in which children decide how much control the slave had over her own life.

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