The following collection of lesson and unit plans, primary source sets, and secondary resources are designed to provide teachers (and parents who homeschool) with tools to support student learning.  

• Lessons by Grade Level.  Resources, lessons, and new ideas, organized by grade level.
• Framework Implementation.  Resources and toolkits to support the implementation of the History-Social Science Framework.
• Teaching California.  Primary Source Sets aligned to the HSS Framework. Apply for our Educator Fellowship-deadline January 5, 2024.
• Current Context.  Current events in their historical context.
• History Blueprint.  Three comprehensive units of study with step by step instructions, interactive maps, and all related materials:  Sites of Encounter in the Medieval World (for Grade 7), The Civil War (for Grade 8), and The Cold War (for Grades 10 and 11).
• Environmental Literacy. Lessons, classroom resources, webinars, and teacher materials for integrating California's Environmental Principles and Concepts.
• Teaching the Election.  Resources and lesson plans on the electoral process.
• Writing in History.  Writing guides for students and teachers.
• For Parents.  Lessons, ideas, and resources for parents.

About Copyright:  All CHSSP-created materials are copyrighted by the Regents of the University of California.  These materials, however, are designed for K12 educational purposes, and as such, teachers have the right to copy and redistribute the material in any medium or format.  This use is predicated on the assumption that educators will give appropriate credit, provide a link to our site (http://chssp.ucdavis.edu), and indicate if any changes were made.  Educators may do so in any reasonable manner, but not in any way that suggests the University or the California or the California History-Social Science Project endorses said teacher, school, or related organization.  Finally, educators or any members of the public may not apply any legal terms or technological measures that legally restrict others from accessing the materials or doing anything that this agreement permits.