Every pack opens as a print-ready page in your browser. Hit print, or save as PDF. No email required, no signup wall, and each one pairs with a curriculum track or unit study.
36 pages · Grades 4-12
A weekly journal spread where students log what happened in their nation, the decision they made, the reason behind it, and what they would change. This is the page that turns a game session into documented learning for portfolio review.
Open & print8 pages · Grades 3-9
A one-page country research template covering location, capital, flag, population, government, language, resources, and one thing that surprised the student. Works for all 195 countries.
Open & print12 pages · Grades 3-10
Outline maps for every continent plus a world map, with matching label lists and answer keys. Use them for labeling drills, resource mapping, trade route tracing, or climate zone coloring.
Open & print6 pages · Grades 5-12
A budgeting sheet that works for a national treasury or a personal monthly plan. Income, fixed costs, discretionary spending, reserves, and a variance column so students see the gap between plan and reality.
Open & print5 pages · Grades 6-12
A price-tracking sheet plus graphing grid. Students record a resource price across a week, plot it, and explain each movement with a supply or demand cause.
Open & print4 pages · Grades 6-12
A side-by-side chart for comparing government systems across who holds power, how leaders change, what rights are protected, and what the tradeoffs are. Covers the 20 systems available in SFC Nations.
Open & print10 pages · Grades 4-12
Blank timeline strips that tape together into a wall timeline, plus event cards students fill in and place. Covers ancient through modern with adjustable scales.
Open & print4 pages · Grades 7-12
A structured analysis page for documents, images, speeches, and news articles: who made it, for whom, what it claims, what it leaves out, and how reliable it is.
Open & print6 pages · Grades 6-12
Forty cut-apart debate prompts drawn from real governing dilemmas: taxes, defense spending, immigration policy, trade, and civil liberties, with a structured argument frame on the back.
Open & print14 pages · Grades 3-9
A quiz per continent covering countries, capitals, physical features, and one short-answer question, each with an answer key so a parent can grade in two minutes.
Open & printEvery lesson here pairs with a free nation your student actually runs. Start one today, or get the full Homeschool Nations curriculum bundle.
