SSWAC_225020_7.pdf (application/pdf Object) - 3 views
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Writing Across the Curriculum in Social Studies
HistoryFix: Writing Across the Curriculum...Social Studies and History Resources - 3 views
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Writing Across the Curriculum: HistoryFix learning to write and writing to learn in social studies and history class
TLN Teacher Voices: Better Teacher Answers about Writing in the Content Areas (review) - 3 views
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"I just finished reading Better Answers: Written Performance That Looks Good and Sounds Smart by Ardith Davis Cole. Doesn't the title even make you nod your head in agreement? Students will buy into looking good and sounding smart in a flash."
Social Studies Online - 6 views
The Five-Paragraph Theme Redux - National Writing Project - 2 views
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"The Five-Paragraph Theme Redux By: Elizabeth Rorschach"
Mummies - Death and the Afterlife in Ancient Egypt - 2 views
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WOODEN MODEL FUNERARY BOAT Sycamore fig wood 12th Dynasty, about 1900 BC
Social Studies Web Sites for Teachers - 4 views
HistoryFix: RAFT Writing Prompts for History or Social Studies - 2 views
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"R.A.F.T. Prompts for History & Social Studies Class building a writing prompt that challenges students to think deeply about history "
Ancient Greek kids had pets too - Los Angeles Times - 2 views
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"Ancient Greek kids had pets too"
Kidipede - History for Kids - 2 views
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This is an excellent website for teaching history to kids. It contains some fairly detailed information.
Rome Project ยป Map Resources - 4 views
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Amazing site for ancient Rome resources
New life given to ancient Egyptian texts stored at Stanford for decades - 2 views
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Lost history is being recovered by reconstructing documents that survived in fragments wrapped in mummy casings
WritingFix: Writing Across the Curriculum - 1 views
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Compare and Contrast Guide
114 Gods of Ancient Egypt - 1 views
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Ancient Egypt had by tradition a great variety of gods and what today can be labeled as "spirits" and "divine forces". The total number of them was over 2.000 but many had similar characteristics and appeared all over the country by different names. This great diversity is due to the fact that before the country was united the Nile Valley was split up into about forty self ruling areas (later to be provinces - so called nomes) where the ruling tribes had their own deities.
Feudalism in Medieval Europe - 1 views
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"Pope / Church, Monarch, Nobles, Knights, Vassals, Merchants, Farmers, Craftsmen, Peasants, Serfs "
Rome - 1 views
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Unit 3: Ancient Rome
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What a great website full of things to do and see. Check it out!
Mummies of Ancient Egypt - 1 views
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Mummies of Ancient Egypt
