Album: Social Studies

Track List

1. Red­coats vs. Rebels will teach stu­dents about a very impor­tant moment in Amer­i­can his­tory: the Amer­i­can Rev­o­lu­tion and Rev­o­lu­tion­ary War! Learn about the colonies, events like the Boston Tea Party, and mem­o­rable bat­tles such as that of Bunker Hill, Lex­ing­ton, and Con­cord.
2. Dec­la­ra­tion of Inde­pen­dence teaches stu­dents about the his­tory of the 4th of July. This song will help with the teach­ing of inde­pen­dence day and our found­ing fathers.
3. What Does the Con­sti­tu­tion Do? cov­ers Arti­cles I to VII of the Con­sti­tu­tion and the struc­ture of the US gov­ern­ment. If you’re teach­ing the branches of the gov­ern­ment or the Con­sti­tu­tion, this song will be the per­fect addi­tion to your les­son plan!
4. Bill of (Your) Rights teaches stu­dents the first ten amend­ments, includ­ing the right to free speech, free­dom of reli­gion, and more!
5. The Rest of the Amend­ments (11–27) cov­ers var­i­ous amend­ments to the Bill of Rights, includ­ing the abo­li­tion of slav­ery, women’s suf­frage, and pro­hi­bi­tion.
6. The Civil War dis­cusses all of the major events of the Amer­i­can Civil War, from Abra­ham Lin­coln and the Eman­ci­pa­tion Procla­ma­tion to the famous bat­tles of Fort Sumter and Get­tys­burg.
7. Civil Rights Move­ment cov­ers Mar­tin Luther King, Jr.‘s “I Have a Dream” speech, Rosa Parks’ bus ride, and the Civil Rights Act that made seg­re­ga­tion ille­gal.
8. 44 Pres­i­dents is a fun way for stu­dents to learn the names of all of the US pres­i­dents from Wash­ing­ton all the way to Obama!
9. The President’s Cab­i­net intro­duces stu­dents to the cab­i­net in order of pres­i­den­tial suc­ces­sion, includ­ing the Depart­ments of Edu­ca­tion, State, and Home­land Secu­rity, as well as the role of other offi­cers in the cab­i­net.
10. Geog­ra­phy in the USA helps stu­dents learn about the oceans that bor­der the US, the Great Lakes, and the high­est and low­est points in the US. This is a fun solu­tion for teach­ers look­ing for how to teach the geog­ra­phy of the United States!