Unit studies are one of our favorite methods of education but can be a little time-consuming to search for and put together all of the educational components. Sometimes it might even seem like it could get a bit stressful on the homeschool budget pulling so many different resources together. However, the internet is FILLED with free unit studies just waiting to be used! I have gathered up over 100 of the very best ones to share with you, saving you time and money!
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You could quickly fill up your homeschool lesson plan book with this giant list of free unit studies, for all ages from Preschool to High School.
Unit Studies About Famous People
Teaching your kids about famous people can help them understand a lot of what they see today. From who created the infamous American flag to why we play a game Marco Polo, use the resources below to teach your children about famous people.
Betsy Ross & The American Flag
Martin Luther and the Reformation
Fine Arts Unit Studies
Teaching fine arts goes far beyond marking another subject off the list. Including this in your homeschool provides your children with non-academic benefits, such as: creativity, promoting self-esteem, cultural exposure, and an appreciation for diversity.
Faith-Based Unit Studies
Looking for faith-based unit studies? These will help you incorporate biblical truth in a low-prep way.
Science-Based Unit Studies
Teaching science can sometimes be overwhelming. From plants and gardening to learning about animal life cycles, take the guesswork out of what to teach by using these unit studies.
Veterinary Animal Care Unit Study
Dinosaur Unit for Elementary Kids
Introduction to Plants, Seeds, and Gardening
Learn How to Stop, Drop, & Roll
Introduction to Electricity & Circuits for Elementary
Human Anatomy Unit Studies
Learning about the human body and how it works can be fun, especially when using a unit study. Use the human anatomy unit studies below to teach your kids about the five senses, germs, dental health, and more.
Social Studies Based Unit Studies
Whether you’re teaching your kids about the Constitution, famous landmarks, or about different countries across the world – the unit studies below will add the perfect touch to your lesson plans.
Ancient History First Civilizations
Exploring the French Revolution
American History through the Life of George Washington
Civil War Unit – American Girl Addy
Book or Movie Based Unit Studies
Have you ever considered doing a book or movie study in your homeschool? If not, you should! The unit studies below will help you easily incorporate classic movies and books into your homeschool lesson plans.
The Lion, The Witch, & The Wardrobe
Author Unit Studies
It’s always interesting to read and learn about the people behind the stories often read in our homeschools. Use the unit studies below to teach your kids about the authors behind many of their favorite classics.
Seasonal and Holiday Unit Studies
Looking for some good seasonal and holiday unit studies? These make the perfect addition when teaching your kids about important moments and seasons in time.
Pilgrims & The Mayflower Unit Study Part 1
Part 2 Pilgrims & The Mayflower Unit Study
A Thanksgiving Unit Study for Little Ones
Fun Christmas Around the World Unit
How the Grinch Stole Christmas Unit Study
More FREE Thanksgiving Unit Studies
If you have a favorite FREE unit study that isn’t listed here, please share a link to it in the comments!
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This list is incredible. Might you add a Pinterest button to your website to allow for easy pinning? Thanks for this list!
Hello I am wondering the same thing as Jenn was. I have a grade 5 and a grade 8 but the things I’ve been clicking on have been mostly geared to younger kids.
Is there a way to find unit studies geared to specific grades?
Thanks!!
Is there a way to tell which ones of these are geared toward high school? thanks!
Hi Jenn,
That’s a great suggestion. I will see what I can do to mark them for the grade levels.
love it. thank you
You’re Welcome!
Thank you so much for all the effort you put into this and for sharing. God bless you and your family
Debora,
You are very welcome! I hope you are able to use these unit studies for your homeschool!
Blessings,
Jenny
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