The World Through 1750
Students connect political, economic, and cultural forces across continents, building the analytical skills to understand how early modern history shaped the world they're living in.
Middle school programs build on what students already know, pushing them into deeper inquiry across history, geography, civics and economics.
Students connect political, economic, and cultural forces across continents, building the analytical skills to understand how early modern history shaped the world they're living in.
From colonial America to the Industrial Revolution, students analyze primary sources and debate pivotal decisions, tracing how the young nation's choices shaped the country it was becoming.
TCI support isn't an add-on. It's baked into the program, designed for the teacher running the lesson and the students living it.
Pacing guides, ready-to-use lesson plans, and prep resources that fit how you actually run your week.
Comprehensive support that grows with you, so first-time teachers and seasoned pros alike get the support they need.
Works with the platforms your district already uses, so nothing slows you down.
Informational texts, primary sources, and Social Studies Stories build literacy while they build content knowledge.
Full Spanish-language materials so dual-language classrooms get the same experience.
Multiple entry points and built-in scaffolds meet students wherever they're starting from.
Hear from grade 6-8 Social Studies educators using TCI every day.