Virginia Teaching Resources & Worksheets (Grades K–12)
Virginia Teaching Resources & Worksheets (Grades K–12)
Downloadable units for Virginia classrooms, written to the essential knowledge and skills behind the Standards of Learning and simple to adapt for your division's pacing guide, from elementary through end-of-course classes.
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Units that fit a Virginia pacing guide
A cross-section aimed at upper elementary through middle school, with source work and short written responses included; tap any cover for the full preview, contents and price.
Civics Complete – Ready-to-Use Curriculum for Middle School Civics
Data Analysis Escape Room - World Cup 2026 | The Manipulated Competition | Statistics & Critical Thinking
German Political Parties – Comparative Government & Democracy | Social Studies Resource | Grades 5–9
Daily Life of Medieval Peasants – Complete History Unit (Grades 7–9)
Martin Luther & the Reformation – Teaching Resources for Grades 7–9
Why teachers use these
Why Virginia teachers use these
History and social science teachers here have spent recent years rebuilding units around revised standards while still teaching them, and the Curriculum Framework spells out enough essential knowledge that a thin worksheet will not carry a lesson. Meanwhile growth assessments in grades 3 through 8 and verified credits at the high school end keep the stakes visible in every faculty meeting. A finished unit with slides, leveled worksheets and keys saves the evening you would spend building one.
What's covered
What comes in each download
Everything for one topic, in editable files, with nothing left to hunt for online.
- Differentiated worksheets on four levels
- Editable PowerPoint slide deck
- Complete answer keys
- Lesson plan with timings
- Printable and digital versions
Make it work for everyone
Differentiation and checking for understanding
Four levels of one task let you keep a single class discussion going while the written demand shifts, which helps in collaborative classes where the SOL content stays the same for every student. Save completed sheets as evidence for your division's assessment folder, and use the slide prompts as a five-minute exit check.
Good to know
Frequently asked questions
Are these written to the Virginia Standards of Learning?
They are not produced, reviewed or endorsed by the Virginia Department of Education. They are written to the concepts and skills the SOL cover, so they line up with the essential knowledge and skills laid out in the Curriculum Framework. The preview lists topics in full, so check it against your course before buying.
Do these get students ready for SOL tests?
They build the content and the reasoning the tests sample rather than copying released items. Use them while you teach the unit, keep the hardest worksheet level for stretch, and switch to VDOE released tests and your division's practice materials in the weeks before the assessment window opens.
Will these fit Virginia Studies, US History or Civics and Economics?
Yes. The history and social studies units work on skills that run across all three: reading a primary source, using a map, weighing causes and writing a short evidence-based response. Because the files are editable Word, you can swap in the Virginia people, places and documents your specific standards name.
Take one unit off your planning list
Download it today, edit it for your grade level, and use it again next year.
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