Each track is a full-length spine you can teach from: outcomes, a week-by-week scope and sequence, materials, matching unit studies, and printables. All of it pairs with a free nation your student runs day to day.
36 weeks · Grades 5-12, easily scaled up or down
One full year of social studies where your student actually runs the country.
• Explain how geography shapes economy, culture, and conflict • Compare 20 forms of government and defend a choice with evidence • Build and balance a national budget across a full year View the full track 30 weeks · Grades 6-12
Study empires by building one, then watching it face the same pressures.
• Sequence the major eras of world history with confidence • Identify recurring causes of rise and collapse across civilizations • Connect geography and resources to the location of ancient powers View the full track 18 weeks · Grades 5-12
The kingdoms, trade empires, and modern nations most curricula skip.
• Name and locate major African kingdoms and their capitals • Explain the gold-salt trade and trans-Saharan commerce • Describe the Swahili coast trade network across the Indian Ocean View the full track 24 weeks · Grades 3-10
195 countries, learned by choosing where your nation stands on the map.
• Locate all continents, oceans, and major physical features • Identify 100+ countries and capitals on a blank map • Explain climate zones and how they affect what a nation can produce View the full track 18 weeks · Grades 6-12
Budgets, scarcity, and tradeoffs taught with a treasury your student can actually drain.
• Define scarcity, opportunity cost, and tradeoff with real examples • Read and build a budget with income, expenses, and reserves • Explain supply and demand and predict price movement View the full track 20 weeks · Grades 6-adult
Twenty government types, one student, and consequences that arrive on schedule.
• Describe the structure and limits of a constitutional government • Compare democracy, republic, monarchy, and authoritarian systems • Explain how laws are made and how they can be changed View the full track 36 weeks · Grades 3-12
Print it, hand it over, done. No screens required for the paper half.
• Keep a physical record of the year's work for portfolio review • Work offline on days when screen time is not the plan • Give co-op groups a shared paper packet everyone can follow View the full track Join a virtual nation where families, students, and teachers learn together Every lesson here pairs with a free nation your student actually runs. Start one today, or get the full Homeschool Nations curriculum bundle.
