Aztec unit study

Planning a homeschool unit on the Ancient Americas? Check out these recommendations for the best books and videos. Study myths and legends and explore the civilizations of the Aztecs, Maya, Inca and more.

Whether you're planning a day of Aztec-themed activities or looking for teaching ideas for your Aztec topic, we have a HUGE list for you to explore!

These Aztec worksheets are filled with information about the aztec culture for kids. Simply print the free printable on Aztecs for kids to read and learn as children colour the Aztec coloring pages. These Aztec worksheets are a great way to work on reading skills while learning about the people who lived in Mexico in the 14th and 15th centuries and how they survived in a marshy area. Use this free printable as part of a history or geography study for preschool, pre-k, kindergarten, first…

These resources to teach kids about the Maya, Inca, and Aztec will help your family and mine learn about ancient civilizations that were here before us.

Unlock the Mysteries of Ancient Maya Civilization in this Comprehensive Unit Study for Homeschoolers. Dive into the rich history, intriguing myths, advanced architecture, and fascinating culture of the Maya people. This Pinterest board offers engaging resources, hands-on activities, and recommended reading to bring this ancient civilization to life. Ignite curiosity, inspire learning, and embark on an educational adventure through the captivating world of the Ancient Maya.

Central and South American history has tons to offer. Check out this list of Aztec, Mayan and Inca history resources, for all ages.

Ancient Maya Lapbook Des idées pour le projet de cocotte

Help your students learn more about three major civilizations in the Western Hemisphere with this FREE Aztec, Inca & Maya Guided Drawing unit. #aztec @hsgiveaways

Learn about Aztec codices (numbers and letters) and use them to answer the questions.

Teaching about the Aztecs will be exciting when you incorporate these free Aztec activities into your upper elementary social studies unit!