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Meet state and district standards with an inquiry-based social studies solution for Grades 6–12.
As part of HMH’s commitment to provide teachers and students with the most up-to-date content, HMH Social Studies resources are continuously added during the duration of a subscription. Teachers have the opportunity to influence the direction of future topics and features with feedback.
“Topics for Today" lessons address important current events topics that keep curriculum relevant for students. Topics include: The Biden Administration, Social Justice Movements, Human Rights, March of Technology, and more.
Activity-based field trips for middle school students explore topics and locations through a series of immersive 360 degree illustrations.
To maximize teacher effectiveness and boost student writing scores, pair HMH Social Studies with Writable. With hundreds of assignment templates and customizable rubrics, Writable helps teachers strengthen their writing instruction while saving time on prep and feedback.
The HMH Social Studies Middle School and High School student digital licenses on Ed, the HMH learning platform, include all the content teachers need to ensure they meet state and local standards.
United States History helps students develop a richer understanding of America’s past and its impact today, integrating skills such as map reading, research, geography, and civic participation.
World Civilizations creates a richer understanding of world history and culture with vivid, instructional visuals and high-interest scenarios.
World Geography engages, inspires, and encourages the love of geography with tools that help students connect with the content and see its relevance and importance in their lives.
Civics helps foster student civic responsibility through a balanced course that features the principles of government, active citizenship, and responsible economic participation.
American History explores the story of U.S. history, weaving the reflections of people who experienced history firsthand throughout the narrative.
African American History presents a rich narrative that explores the role of African Americans in the development of the United States, encouraging students to connect with the content and discover important people, places, and events.
World History provides teachers with a practical and motivational approach to teaching world history and helps students think critically and make global connections.
Designed to balance the need to cover key, standards-based government topics and motivate students to learn, United States Government makes our political system meaningful to all students.
Economics uses a concept-driven and interactive approach to develop economic literacy, utilizing real examples, concept application, and the latest economics news.
Global Geography motivates students to explore current geographic issues to show the relevance of geography to current events. It is organized by physical geography, human geography, and today’s issues.
Support the C3 Framework and the inquiry process with a wide variety of features and resources. Primary and secondary resources can be used on the basis for instruction.
The Digital Spanish Student Editions consider cultural and language norms to produce a more suitable user experience for Spanish-speaking audiences.
Collaborations with The HISTORY® Channel, the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, News Literacy Project, Newberry Library, and the Center for Civic Education enrich and extend student learning.
Through HMH Ed, teachers can save resources from different subject areas to create customizable lessons that fit state requirements and meet the needs of all students.
Customers who use both MAP® Growth™ Reading and HMH Social Studies will be able to see key MAP Growth data on HMH Ed—the same place as their HMH Social Studies curriculum. Educators can more easily track student growth in comprehending informational text, vocabulary acquisition, and understanding text structure.
Custom assessments allow teachers to assign assessments that meet their classroom’s needs. Teachers can create their own assessments or customize pre-built assessments.
Digital assessments provide teachers quick access to data, making it easy to identify learning gaps, differentiate instruction, and track student growth.
Teachers starting at any time of the year can get up and running quickly with resources in their Teacher Success Pathway that help them plan, teach, and assess learning, using their new HMH program.
Sign up for free resources from our partners at The History Channel and the Center for Civic Education. Every month, we provide videos, lesson plans, and classroom resources to engage students.
Explore articles, research, and other resources related to HMH Social Studies.
Allow your middle schoolers to explore the past with these social studies activities and lessons covering topics ranging from U.S. Supreme Court cases to ancient civilizations.
Give students a better understanding of our global society with these high school world history and American history lesson plan ideas and activities.
Presented by Dr. Rebecca Erbelding, Historian, Levine Institute for Holocaust Education, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum; and David Klevan, Education Outreach Specialist, Levine Institute for Holocaust Education, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
Presented by Dr. Tyrone Howard, Professor, Graduate School of Education and Information Studies, UCLA
Discover how our social studies program supports growth for middle school students.
Explore the research behind our social studies program’s design and features.
Discover how our social studies program supports growth for high school students.
Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona shares his 2023 Teacher Appreciation Week message and details the Department of Education's "Raise the Bar: Lead the World" effort.
2023 North Carolina State Teacher of the Year Leah Carper shares how she's learned to leverage technology in her classroom.
Pennsylvania educator Samuel Gonzalez has been teaching for just two years, and all while studying for his doctorate and serving in the National Guard.
Develop critical thinking skills for tomorrow’s citizens with HMH Social Studies.
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Professional Development
Providing professional development for teachers, HMH’s professional learning courses, coaching, and leadership advisory supports educators every step of the way.
Keeping It Current For Grades 6–12
Each month we bring you videos, articles, and current events designed to build cultural awareness, media literacy, and a deeper understanding of significant historical figures and events.