Question 1

Will this help with my child's Kindergarten social studies work?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Watch video lessons together about communities, families, and rules. Activities help reinforce what Arkansas Kindergarten students learn in school.

Question 2

How long are the video lessons for Kindergarten?

Accepted Answer

Lessons are short, usually 3-8 minutes. They're designed for young learners with simple language and visuals that keep Kindergarten students engaged.

Question 3

Is there a state test for Kindergarten social studies in Arkansas?

Accepted Answer

No. Arkansas doesn't test Kindergarten students. These lessons build foundation skills for learning in later grades when testing begins in 3rd grade.

Question 4

Can my child watch lessons on a tablet?

Accepted Answer

Yes. StudyPug works on computers, tablets, and phones. Young learners can watch videos anywhere with parent or teacher supervision and guidance.

Question 5

Can I try it before paying?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You can explore topics and watch sample lessons free. Subscribe when you're ready for full access to all Kindergarten social studies content.

Arkansas Kindergarten Social Studies Curriculum

Video lessons and practice for every Kindergarten social studies topic. Aligned to Arkansas Social Studies Standards. Students explore community, families, and culture.

Arkansas Kindergarten Social Studies Curriculum | StudyPugHelp

ID

Standard

StudyPug Topic

1.1.1

Classroom and School Rules:

1.1.2

Authority Figures:

1.1.3

Rights and Responsibilities:

1.2.1

American Symbols:

1.2.2

National Holidays:

1.2.3

Good Citizenship:

2.1.1

Land and Water:

2.1.2

Maps and Globes:

2.1.3

Direction and Location:

2.2.1

Natural Resources:

2.2.2

Weather and Climate:

3.1.1

Personal Timeline:

3.1.2

Family Relationships:

3.1.3

Past and Present:

3.2.1

People and Communities:

3.2.2

Cultural Celebrations:

4.1.1

Needs and Wants:

4.1.2

Work and Jobs:

4.1.3

Buying and Selling:

4.2.1

Types of Resources:

4.2.2

Saving and Spending:

4.2.3

Earning Money:

5.1.1

Community Workers:

5.1.2

Transportation:

5.2.1

Citizenship Skills:

5.2.2

Communication:

5.2.3

Problem Solving: