American Civics Curriculum
Government Is Complicated.
Teaching It Shouldn’t Be.
The Civics Club is a ready-to-use American civics curriculum for grades 6 – 12. It helps students understand democracy, elections, government, and civic participation through structured lessons, quizzes, printable resources, and classroom activities.
What’s Inside
The Civics Club is organized as a structured online course. Students move through lessons and topics, complete quizzes, and track their progress as they work.
01
A Clear Course Structure
Courses are divided into lessons and topics, giving students a clear path through the curriculum.
02
Focused Lesson Content
Each topic presents the material students need to understand before moving forward.
03
Built-In Quizzes and Progress Tracking
Quizzes check student understanding, while LearnDash records completion, scores, and course progress.
How Teachers Use It
The Civics Club is flexible enough to support different teaching styles and classroom environments.
1
Online
Students complete lessons and quizzes online while progress and results are recorded automatically.
2
In Class
Use the curriculum to support teacher-led instruction, discussion, and guided learning activities.
3
Hybrid
Assign lessons and quizzes online, then use class time for discussion, review, and deeper exploration of civic concepts.
Built for Real Classrooms
Structured Lessons
Built-In Quizzes
Progress Tracking
Teachers need curriculum that is practical to assign, easy to manage, and simple for students to complete.
Students move through lessons and quizzes in a structured sequence while progress and results are recorded automatically.
Teachers can review quiz performance, monitor course completion, and see student progress throughout the curriculum from one place.
Whether used for a single civics unit or a full course, The Civics Club provides a clear path for students and visibility for teachers.
Developed by Educators
A civics curriculum should be built by people who understand both the subject matter and the classroom.
The Civics Club was developed by educators and curriculum specialists with experience in classroom teaching, instructional coaching, social studies, curriculum design, and educational psychology.
Allison Landa
Chief Curriculum Director
Educator and curriculum developer with more than a decade of experience in teaching, instructional coaching, and social studies education. She holds two master’s degrees in education and a bachelor’s degree in political science and was awarded a Fulbright Fellowship in Madrid.
Dr. Bruce Breuninger
Advisor
Educational psychologist and curriculum specialist with more than 30 years of experience teaching history and government. He designed the educational simulations International Simulation for the Classroom and The Constitution Game.
Their combined experience helped shape a structured civics curriculum that is practical for teachers, clear for students, and grounded in how classrooms actually work.
Choose Your Plan
Find the option that best fits your needs.
Parent & Homeschool
$
49
/year
Use The Civics Club at home with your family or homeschool group.
- Up to 5 learners on one license
- Invite learners with a simple link
- Track progress, quiz results, and course completion in one place
- Access teacher guides, answer keys, and printable materials
Classroom
$
99
/year
Includes up to 2 teachers, 2 classes, and 60 students total.
- Create your classroom and invite students with a link
- Track student progress and quiz results
- Access pacing guides, teacher materials, and classroom resources
School
$
249
/year
For multiple teachers and classes within a single school.
- Provide consistent civics instruction across classrooms
- Support multiple teachers under one plan
- Centralize curriculum access and implementation
District
Let’s Talk
Custom pricing for multiple schools, teachers, and classes across a district.
- Flexible licensing and onboarding
- Multi-school implementation support
- District-level adoption pathway
Take Civics Beyond the Curriculum
The Civics Club is based on The Civics Game, a classroom simulation where students form parties, campaign for office, participate in elections, debate issues, serve in civic roles, and experience democratic processes firsthand.
Schools looking for a more immersive learning experience can explore The Civics Game to bring democratic participation to life in the classroom.
Frequently Asked Questions
The Civics Club is designed for students in grades 6 – 12 and can be used in homeschool, classroom, school, and district settings.
Students follow a structured sequence of lessons, topics, and quizzes, with their progress recorded as they work.
Teachers can review course completion, student progress, and quiz results from one place.
Yes. Homeschool educators can use the structured lessons, quizzes, and progress tracking as a civics course or as part of a broader social studies program.
No. The Civics Club can support a focused civics unit or serve as the foundation for a broader civics course.