180 Days™: Social Studies, Civics for 6th Grade Practice Workbook for Classroom and Home, Cool and Fun Practice Created by Teachers

Easy one page a day. Good mix of civics and maps. My kid stays on task and learns.

Bought to homeschool my kiddo. Came in great shape, and chalk full of great stuff!

We just started homeschooling. This book has a page for each day. But since we are starting halfway through the school year, we decided to still start at the beginning of this book. Doing 2-3 worksheets 4 days a week. Then taking the time on the 5th day to just discuss the completed pages from the week. With there being no more than 3 questions a page to go along with that page’s content, it doesn’t take long to complete at all. With doing it this way we will finish the entire book in half a school year. The scoring rubric and additional pages/ answers in the back of the book are a great resource as well!!!

I homeschool my children and bought these 180 Days books for them to supplement with. I find them to be simple enough to get through a page or two a day, more if you wanted to push further. The material covered is fairly decent. We use the topics to formulate our own discussion and research afterwards. The only thing that I was not a fan of was the progression of the timeline of history. We jumped extremely fast from learning about hunter-gatherers to the democracy of Ancient Athens without really feeling like the previous lesson was finished. Using this as just an addition, it works perfectly.

I homeschool my son and this work books is hands down my favorite out of all the ones I’ve bought. My son actually loves working in it to the point that later on in the day he will just start conversations with me about facts that he learned earlier in the day. I will keep buying from the writers.

180 days is my kids favorite curriculum. We buy 10 for their grade levels. There are so many options to chose from. My children have tried many curriculums over the years. They find 180 days both enjoyable and easy to know what to expect.

I’ve been very happy with all the books I’ve tried from the “180 days of..” series and this is no exception. Not only does this book cover ancient history, but also geography, civics and economics.

This booklet is a decent supplement with your curriculum, but is not enough on it’s own. For example: if you are studying ancient Egypt, this booklet barely scratches the surface and has maybe 4 pages of work on this massive chunk in history. Do not rely on this as your main form of study.