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This site contains important facts about the Dome of the Rock and other holy sites in Jerusalem.

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum

An interesting game that helps students improve their literacy skills

Browse both 3D and standard photographic images of the United States National Parks. Selected field guides available. Subjects include igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic rocks; weathering; glacier, coastal, and stream valley landforms; features of deserts and caverns; forests and plants; animals; native and prehistoric cultures; and man-made features.

Eles não são fortões, não lutam artes marciais, não usam tatuagens com suásticas e preferem os livros e computadores às facas e socos ingleses. Em vez de estações de metrô e shows de punk rock, seu habitat natural são as quitinetes apertadas do Crusp ou os vastos gramados da USP (Universidade de São Paulo). Eles são os neoconservadores, jovens universitários que defendem valores como o direito à propriedade e a fidelidade matrimonial. À primeira vista, parecem mais universitários comuns, magricelas, com suas calças largas, camisetas amarrotadas e a barba por fazer. Mas apesar de estarem longe do estereotipo do jovem arruaceiro, cerraram fileiras ao lado de skinheads musculosos nas marchas em defesa do deputado Jair Bolsonaro (PP-RJ) e na anti-Marcha da Maconha.

"Welcome to the Social Studies Thematic Collaboration website. This site is designed and maintained by the staff of Reidsville Middle School. The intent is to further sharing of information and to gather information from our staff."

EuroDocs rocks!

Interactive WWI website

This bloke rocks! (Actually a few people contribute here. Apologies for the gender-specificity). These sources look great and are updated frequently by the looks of it.

A site with letters, diagrams and other primary source material from The Rock. Wasn't that was the movie was called?

This site rocks. A collection of excellent sources very well-organised and covering each period of US history since British settlement right up to the twenty-first century.

This site has links to interesting and useful primary sources from a variety of periods. It's similar to the History Sourcebooks (which rock, of course).

A site run by people really into their rocks. Has information and some high-res images of standing stones, stone circles and other prehistoric megaliths from Western and Southern Europe. Good for prehistoric Europe, the Celts or archaeology, I guess.

I don't usually save blogs, but thought this might be useful for people when you're looking for places to find decorations for your classroom. Why pay a fortune for some dodgy poster from a textbook company when you can download posters directly (or even better, go to www.historicaltweets.com - I've got some up in my classroom in A3 and they rock!) and print them out. Saves on budget, too.

Teaches American History through pop/rock music. Online resources include images, vocabulary, leveled questions, standardized prep, DBQ and thematic essay questions. Students learn American history with thier iPods and internet.