30-Day Nation Simulation Unit
A complete 30-day unit plan using SFC Nations as the spine for a hands-on civics, economics, and geography block. Includes daily activities, weekly reflections, a final project, and a full assessment rubric.
Downloadable PDFs designed to drop SFC Nations into a civics, economics, or social studies block. No signup. No paywall. Free to share, copy, and adapt.
A complete 30-day unit plan using SFC Nations as the spine for a hands-on civics, economics, and geography block. Includes daily activities, weekly reflections, a final project, and a full assessment rubric.
Comparative government in 5 sessions. Students run their nation under contrasting government types and track real outcomes — happiness, growth, income. Includes pre-assessment, daily plan, and discussion questions.
Teach fiscal policy by running a real budget. Covers the Laffer curve, deficits, opportunity cost, and tradeoffs between military and infrastructure spending. 5 sessions plus debate prompts.
Students experience comparative advantage and supply/demand by trading 32 resources with 8 AI nations. Includes a stretch concept on tariffs and embargoes.
Geography that drives gameplay, not memorization. 5 sessions connecting real-world locations, climates, timezones, and trade routes to in-game decisions.
Socratic-style prompts across civics, economics, geography, ethics, and personal reflection. Use as journal prompts, class discussions, or essay topics — each ties directly to gameplay.
Grade student daily play journals consistently across 4 dimensions: decision clarity, tradeoff awareness, prediction quality, and follow-through. Includes scoring guide and tips for graders.
Five printable subject curriculums. Every one has free sample pages you can download and use today: the unit overview, one complete lesson, and a student worksheet. Full units are $19.99 each, or any 3 subjects for $49.99.
Build your 3-subject bundle — $49.99History • Geography • Civics • Culture
A four-strand social studies unit built around the student's own virtual nation. They trace their nation's history, read real maps, choose a government, and defend cultural decisions in writing. Free sample includes the unit overview, one full lesson, and a student worksheet.
Grades 4-12 · 30 lessons in the full unit · 3 free PDF pages · $19.99 standalone
Arithmetic • Geometry • Algebra • Applied Math
Arithmetic, geometry, algebra, and applied math practice pulled straight from budgets, populations, land area, and growth rates. Students do real calculations because the answer changes what happens to their nation. Free sample includes a worked lesson and a worksheet.
Grades 4-12 · 30 lessons in the full unit · 3 free PDF pages · $19.99 standalone
Reading • Writing • Grammar • Vocabulary
Reading, writing, grammar, and vocabulary anchored in speeches, news reports, and treaties the student actually writes for their nation. Reluctant writers get a reason to write. Free sample includes a full lesson and a writing worksheet.
Grades 4-12 · 30 lessons in the full unit · 3 free PDF pages · $19.99 standalone
Biology • Earth Science • Physical Science
Biology, earth science, and physical science taught through the resources a nation depends on: water, soil, energy, minerals, health, and climate. Students run observations and defend conclusions with data. Free sample includes a lesson and a lab-style worksheet.
Grades 4-12 · 28 lessons in the full unit · 3 free PDF pages · $19.99 standalone
Money • Business • Trade • Banking • Entrepreneurship
The flagship unit. Students set tax rates, balance a budget, negotiate trade, borrow money, and launch a venture, then live with the results. Covers personal finance and macroeconomics side by side. Free sample includes a full lesson and a budgeting worksheet.
Grades 5-12 · 32 lessons in the full unit · 3 free PDF pages · $19.99 standalone
Start with the 30-day unit plan. It's the spine. Drop the individual lesson plans into the relevant weeks.
Pair a single lesson plan with your existing civics or economics text. Each runs 4-5 short sessions.
Hand a homeschooler the 50 discussion questions and the rubric. Self-directed learning, parent-assessed.
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