An interactive website offers rich teaching materials for a lesson on Negro League ball players and their experiences free of segregation in Latin American winter leagues.

A close examination of global soccer opens the door for students to tackle a host of political, social, and economic issues.

Investigating and discussing pick-up sports offers students an opportunity to see direct democracy in action.

The selected primary sources can inspire a lesson on the historical connection between community building, citizenship education, and school athletic programs.

This special issue explores the intersection of sports and social studies.

A 9/11 Memorial Museum exhibit of New Yorker magazine covers offers a framework for teaching about September 11th to a generation of students with no memory of that day.

Learning about freedom of information laws, and how to request and examine public records, can provide students with a deeper understanding of how government works.

Examining the featured letter from Thomas Jefferson about a solar eclipse can spark an engaging classroom lesson on the role of science in the early nineteenth century.