1st Grade Social Studies Games
History, geography, communities & citizenship
Most popular
North, South, East and West
Follow north, south, east and west around a town map.
Natural Resources
Wire each natural resource to something we make from it.
Producers and Consumers
Wire each thing consumers buy to the producer who made it.
Citizenship
Make good-citizen choices and see how your community changes.
Rules and Laws
Sort rules for home and school from laws for everyone.
Good Choices, Sharing and Caring
Choose kind ways to share and care for others.
Family Roles and Helping at Home
Sort home jobs a kid can do from jobs for grown-ups.
Rights and Responsibilities
Sort what everyone gets (rights) from what everyone should do (responsibilities).
Cultural Traditions and Celebrations Around the World
Wire celebrations around the world to their traditions.
Abraham Lincoln
Read about Abraham Lincoln and tap the sentence that proves it.
George Washington
Put the events of George Washington's life in order.
Rosa Parks
Read Rosa Parks' brave story and tap the sentence that proves it.
Transportation Then and Now
Wire each way to travel long ago to how we travel today.
Past, Present and Future
Sort events into the past, the present and the future.
Same and Different Families
Sort what all families share from ways families are different.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How many free 1st Grade social studies games are there?
- LittleActivity has 37 free, interactive social studies games designed specifically for 1st Grade students. New games are added regularly.
- Are these social studies games aligned with school curriculum?
- Yes. All 1st Grade social studies games are aligned with Common Core and state standards. They cover the key skills and concepts taught at this grade level.
- Do I need to create an account to play?
- No. All games are 100% free with no signup required. Just pick a game and start playing instantly in your browser on any device.
- Can my child play these games on a tablet?
- Yes. All LittleActivity games are designed to work on any device — desktop, tablet, or phone. No app download is needed.
- What skills do these social studies games develop?
- These games develop social studies fluency, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills through interactive gameplay. They reinforce classroom learning in a fun, pressure-free environment.