Standards-aligned lesson plans
Every unit cross-referenced to KSDE HGSS and NCSS frameworks — no more spreadsheet alignment.

Resources. Lessons. Standards. Impact.
78 standards-aligned units. 957 primary sources. Interactive atlases, AI assistance, and a search bar that finds the right resource in seconds.

78
Curriculum units
957
Primary sources
6
Grade bands
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Founding documents through modern America
Ancient civilizations to globalization
Rights, participation, citizenship
Branches, federalism, policy
What's inside
Less hunting, more teaching. Every resource is cross-linked to standards, eras, and grade levels — so the relevant tool is always one click away.
Every unit cross-referenced to KSDE HGSS and NCSS frameworks — no more spreadsheet alignment.
957 annotated documents from every era — Mayflower Compact to contemporary digital archives.
GIS-grade overlays — slide through time on era-specific maps with borders, trade routes, and empires.
Generate lesson plans, rubrics, and primary-source excerpts — calibrated to your standards.
Vocabulary and identification quizzes with instant feedback and gradebook export.
Pre-populated student & teacher note packets, plus interactive lecture presentation mode.
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Department
For social-studies departments and district-wide rollouts.
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10th Grade World History
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US History · Grade 11
“TESTIMONIAL_PLACEHOLDER — I used the map to walk my class through the fall of the Ottoman Empire in real time. Kids didn’t look at the clock once.”
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Civics & Government

Made by a teacher
Atlas History was built during nights and prep periods by a full-time high-school social studies teacher who wanted every unit, primary source, and lesson plan in one place — indexed against KSDE HGSS & NCSS. Every feature you use was field-tested in a real classroom in Flint Hills, Kansas.
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