Writing in Social Studies

Writing in Social studies

Writing in social studies isn't just about putting pen to paper—it's like becoming a time traveler or detective! When middle school students write about history, they dive into the minds of past leaders, debate the biggest decisions of civilizations, and make connections that shape the world today. It’s a way to bring stories to life, solve the mysteries of society, and discover how we fit into the grand adventure of human history. Plus, writing helps sharpen those critical thinking skills and gives students a chance to share their boldest, most creative ideas about the world around them!

Historical Fiction Writing

Encourage students to write short stories set in different historical periods, incorporating accurate historical details while creating fictional narratives that bring the past to life.

Brochures & Travel Guides

Students design brochures or guides for a historical site or era, providing descriptions, key events, and cultural insights in an engaging and informative format.

Newspaper Articles/ Editorials

Students create newspaper articles or opinion pieces about historical events, using a journalistic style to report on key happenings or provide an editorial viewpoint of the time.