Inquiry Journeys Product Webinars
Real classrooms, real conversations and real curriculum in action.
Join inquirED this fall for Exploring Inquiry Journeys, a webinar series for school and district leaders. Each session offers practical insights and strategies from our curriculum to engage students and support teachers in inquiry-based elementary social studies.
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Meet Inkwell, K–5 core ELA and core social studies in one, cohesive instructional block. Inkwell is an integrated inquiry-based learning experience where reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills are applied with depth, context, and purpose.
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A Demo of Inquiry-Based Elementary Social Studies
Can inquiry-based social studies build deep knowledge and inquiry skills while supporting teacher success?
Join us for a 30-minute live walkthrough of Inquiry Journeys, inquirED’s K–5 curriculum. You'll explore how our structured inquiry model helps students build content knowledge, deepen their critical thinking, and engage in meaningful and joyful learning. Perfect for small districts, individual schools, or leaders exploring future adoption.
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Real classrooms, real conversations and real curriculum in action.
Join inquirED this fall for Exploring Inquiry Journeys, a webinar series for school and district leaders. Each session offers practical insights and strategies from our curriculum to engage students and support teachers in inquiry-based elementary social studies.
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Upcoming webinars
Discover Inquiry Journeys
A Demo of Inquiry-Based Elementary Social Studies
Coast to Coast and Classroom to Classroom
Join the National Council for the Social Studies and inquirED for our spring webinar series.
How does social studies move from vision to classroom practice across different contexts? Join NCSS and inquirED to examine the real work of social studies instruction: from state-level decisions to classroom realities. Across three conversations, we’ll explore how instructional materials, inclusive inquiry, and elementary priorities intersect, and what it takes to turn big ideas into meaningful learning experiences for students.
