PastPort Classroom is an interactive history supplement built for homeschool families and classrooms. It turns traditional textbook lessons into hands-on historical investigation: analyzing real artifacts, cracking ancient codes, exploring early America, and stepping inside lost civilizations.
Whether you are a homeschool family or a classroom teacher, getting started takes just a few minutes.
Create a parent account and choose a unit or subscription. Add your student and they get their own access. (Launching January 2027.)
Decide how many days a week and how long each session will be. Whether that is 90 days or 360 days, your family sets the rhythm.
Your student opens the lesson and works independently. No prep or facilitation needed from you during lesson time.
Purchase on Teachers Pay Teachers and receive your classroom passcode. Enter it at pastportclass.com/tpt to unlock all digital resources.
No setup required. Share the lesson link with your class. Each lesson fits a standard 45-minute period and includes printable teacher resources.
Pacing guides, answer keys, worksheets, and student study guides are all included with your purchase in printable PDF format.
Rigorous academic content delivered the way your student actually learns best.
Structured lessons guide students through every step on their own. No parent facilitation needed during lesson time.
Homeschool families can stretch a unit across a few weeks or a whole semester. Classroom teachers simply follow their school-year calendar. PastPort does not lock you into a fixed day count.
Students investigate archaeological sites, decode cuneiform, track ancient trade routes, and analyze primary sources from real historical records.
Goes well beyond memorization. Students question evidence, compare civilizations, and build analytical skills that carry into high school and beyond.
Seamlessly pairs with any world or US history textbook, reading list, or unit study. Transforms traditional reading into active, hands-on historical discovery.
Carefully aligned to middle school social studies standards, making it easy for parents to document completed units and build student portfolios.
See exactly what your student will experience when they open PastPort for the first time.
A rich social studies curriculum for Grades 6-8, spanning ancient civilizations and early American history with interactive lessons, primary sources, and printable teacher tools.
Students work like archaeologists: dating the past, reading Paleolithic cave art, studying early human evidence, and following the shift from foraging bands to farming villages and the first cities.
Students explore how geography birthed the first empires along the Tigris, Euphrates, and Nile rivers. They decode cuneiform tablets, analyze Hammurabi's code, master ancient trade networks, and investigate royal Egyptian tombs and Nubian kingdom sites.
Students map American biomes and regions, study Native nations and cultures, then investigate Atlantic contact, West African kingdoms, European rivalry, and the Columbian Exchange through simulations and primary sources.
Students follow Atlantic migration motives from Roanoke to Jamestown, then compare New England, Middle, and Southern colonies through town meetings, breadbasket trade, cash crops, law, and daily colonial life.
Students travel to South Asia to explore the planned urban grids of Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro, early Vedic literature, the origins of Hinduism and Buddhism, and the Maurya and Gupta golden ages.
Students investigate the Yellow River valley, Shang oracle bone script, the Zhou Dynasty Mandate of Heaven, Qin Shi Huangdi's imperial unification, the Han Dynasty, and the Silk Road.
Students study Minoan and Mycenaean roots, the rise of Athens and Sparta, Athenian direct democracy, Greco-Persian conflicts, classical Greek philosophy and drama, and Alexander the Great.
Students explore Roman Republic governance, Punic Wars, the fall of the Republic, Julius Caesar, the Pax Romana, Roman engineering marvels, and the enduring legacy of Roman law.
Our complete homeschool membership platform will be available in January 2027, featuring individual student accounts, all units under one flexible subscription, progress tracking, and pacing tools that adapt to your family's schedule.
