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Center for Civic Education - 0 views
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The Center for Civic Education presents excellent discussion topics to incorporate into your lessons on rights and responsibilities of citizens.
Presidents of the United States - 0 views
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A resource which includes concise background information, election results, cabinet members, presidency highlights, and some odd facts on each of the presidents. Links to biographies, historical documents, audio and video files, and other presidential sites are also included.
Culture Crossing - 0 views
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A unique resource for information about different countries. It provides some basic demographics, but it also shares details about communication style, dress, gestures, etc.
America in the 20th Century - 0 views
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A new series of online videos (the site will soon also be offering additional teacher support materials). It looks like an exceptional resource.
History - Awesome Stories - 0 views
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Awesome Stories has been a great source of information, particularly about history, for students since it began in 1999. It has thousands of very accessible stories about countless subjects.
Library of Congress Teaching with Primary Sources - 0 views
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Use digital historical sources to explore different topics online with fun interactive teacher-created activities.
Bing Maps - 0 views
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With the new Bing Maps, you can see what's near a location, pin results you like, and explore cities at eye level.
Primary Access - 0 views
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Use primary source documents to complete meaningful and compelling learning activities with digital movies, storyboards, rebus stories and other online tools.
C-Span Video Library - 2 views
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The C-SPAN Archives records, indexes, and archives all C-SPAN programming for historical, educational, research, and archival uses.
Teaching the Civil War with Technology - 0 views
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Curriculum integration strategies and ideas for incorporating technology into the teaching of the American Civil War
Smithsonian's History Explorer - 0 views
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Standards-based online resources for teaching and learning American history, designed and developed by the National Museum of American History.
ZIPskinny - 0 views
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All you have to do is type in a zip code for anywhere in the United States, and you immediately get information from the 2000 Census, along with a map of the area. Not only that, you can also compare the data with neighboring zip codes.
Travler IQ Challenge - 0 views
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This series of geography games is the hardest on my list, and the best.
Nations Illustrated - 0 views
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It has over 7,000 photos from all over the world. They're categorized by country, and they're free to use for non-commercial purposes.
Geography Challenge - 0 views
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From a magazine called Mental Floss. It has a series of good map games.
Maps: Finding Our Place in the World - 0 views
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The wonderful online activities it offers are too numerous to mention. Just be sure to explore all the links on its "sidebar."
Library of Congress Maps - 0 views
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Zoom in maps over historic maps with subjects such as migration and settlement, travel and transportation, military and pictorial maps.
Digital History - 1 views