Summer Teaching Resources to Cool Down Hot Days
Summer Teaching Resources to Cool Down Hot Days
School’s out, but civic learning is in. Make a splash in the classroom with free civics games, videos, and ready-to-go teaching resources.
Whether you’re looking for lighter, self-paced student activities or content-rich resources for for-credit courses, iCivics has you covered this summer. Your students will have fun soaking up essential civics and history knowledge all summer long!
Make Waves With Flexible, Engaging Resources
Discover convenient, fun-filled resources perfect for independent, student-paced learning or as exciting supplements to summer fun.
Brief the Chief
Students will advise the president through major moments in U.S. history.
Neighborhood Good
Students will get to know their community and create an action plan to do some Neighborhood Good.
The Constitution EXPLAINED: Freedom of Expression
Students will learn how the First Amendment protects the freedom of speech and of the press.
What's Worth Your Attention
Dive Into Civic Learning with Standards-Aligned Teaching Materials
Make planning simple with resources that are ready-to-use and offer in-depth learning around foundational civic topics.
Anatomy of the Constitution
Students will discover the structure, function, and powers of the U.S. government as established in the Constitution.
States Rule!
Students will research their state’s government and its relationship to the U.S. government.
Woman Suffrage and World War I
Students will use evidence from primary sources to learn how World War I provided an opportunity for the woman suffrage movement.
Foundations of Government
Students will examine the purpose, forms, and limitations on government.
Ready to dig in?
Explore all of our summer-ready lessons that meet your instructional needs. Our nonpartisan classroom resources engage students with complex concepts in ways they can understand and relate to.