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/Home/Professional Development/Teaching Resources/Collaborative Activities/Social Studies/History/U. S. State History The Spanish Missions of California Votes:0 new! Discussion Forum and Guestbook ! Who created the missions? (and why?) Take a tour of a typical mission The people who lived in the missions News, Updates, and Info about this Site and its Authors So how many missions are there in California anyway? A page just for teachers More places to find information on the missions Mail bag and Awards [an error occurred while processing this directive] Quick Index! Try me! The Full Index. VIEW ME! Virtual Tour! People: Mission Life Who created the Missions? 21 Missions! Teacher Stuff More Resources! Info on RealAudio You are visitor number [an error occurred while processing this directive] since May 16, 1998 Please sign the guest book . As seen on TV! Updated May 16, 1998 Contact the authors. See the index . Read More Go to Site ADAH: Teacher Resources Votes:0 Using Primary Sources in the Classroom This project is designed to help teachers more easily integrate the use of primary source materials into their classrooms. Each unit contains background information for the teacher and is made up of several lessons. The lessons contain learning objectives, suggested activities, and documents. Documents are reproduced in the original form and transcribed when necessary. Primary source materials may be printed and reproduced for classroom use. Lessons can be used without modification, adapted for specific class use, or entire new lessons and activities may be created based on the primary source materials provided. Alabama Moments Project The Alabama Moments Project provides supplementary curriculum materials for the 1998 Alabama Course of Study for the Read More Go to Site American Experience | The Gold Rush | PBS Votes:0 --> The Film and More Special Features People & Events Map Timeline Teacher's Guide Strike It Rich! | Will you find a fortune... Or frustration? >> Treasure Map | See where the Forty-Niners got lucky >> Native Stories | Stories of Gold Rush days from Native Americans >> Airing Monday, November 6, 2006 on PBS watch the promo check local listings Any views, findings, conclusions, or recommendations expressed in this Web site do not necessarily represent those of the National Endowment for the Humanities. Gold Rush: The Film and More | Special Features | People & Events | Map | Timeline | Teacher's Guide American Experience | Podcast | Feedback | Search | Shop | Subscribe | Web Credits © New content 1997-2006 PBS Online / WGBH Read More Go to Site Amy's Web Quest Votes:0 Arizona Indians Web Quest The Task Native Americans have inhabited Arizona for 400 generations. Sincetheir arrival some tribes have migrated and a few have mysteriouslydisappeared. In analyzing the Sinagua and Navajo Indians you willgain an understanding of two different cultures. Through exploringand researching(ceremonies, homes, jewelry) you will identifyspecific characteristics and customs of an ancient and modern Indiantribe. In conclusion through a comparison and contrast paragraph youwill evaluate the unique aspects of each tribe and possibly predictreasons of a tribes migration or disappearance. You will: Visit resource sites on the Sinagua and Navajo tribes. Gather information on each tribe and take notes. Demonstrate your understanding by writing a summary of each tribe. Read More Go to Site At Home: 1800: Teacher Resources Level One Votes:0 Level One Learning Goals and Objectives--Grades 3 - 5 Voices and Choices--Patty Sessions Note: It is a good idea to print Level One for easy reference. Voices and Choices Patty Sessions is a Mormon midwife who is forced to flee her home in Nauvoo along with her husband and hundreds of other Mormons in the dead of winter. She must decide whether to purchase needed household goods with the money she has earned as a midwife or to donate it to the Mormon church. Themes These themes can be explored with either a social studies or language arts curriculum. Use these themes to tie in other resources to your class discussion, i.e., other books, other cultures, students' own lives. Religious Diversity as defined by one's belief system and how one sees the world; one's perception of God and how to w Read More Go to Site AT&T Communications - California at 150 Votes:0 Exploring Past Leaders & Current Issues When people commemorate a birthday, they often reflect on the past year: what were highlights? What were things they wish they could have changed? California is getting ready to commemorate its 150th year of statehood. As residents of California, we can reflect on the ancestors and leaders who influenced the earliest days of our state's past. Who were some of these people? What were their struggles and triumphs? Some people have spoken of an "Otherness of the past." If we compare the past to related issues confronting Californians today, would we find the past to be something "other" than the present? Or is there a oneness linking the past and present? This is the question you will explore in the following pages. To help you explore, question and ref Read More Go to Site Bicentennial Detectives Votes:0 Return to the Activities Page Bicentennial Detective on Capitol Square (Activity, with modifications, reprinted with copyright permission granted for use and reprinting in NC schools from Raleigh: The First 200 Years by Candy Lee Metz Beal, 1992.) The Detective's Oath: I will move quietly around Capitol Square and use my eyes to search out facts and clues. Since all of my questions can be answered from the walkways I will be careful not to walk on the plantings around the monuments. Good detectives never climb on the monuments. Your mission, should you choose to accept it: You live in the future, say...the year 2200. You have traveled back in time in your time machine and are now in the year 1992. You know that it's the bicentennial year for the capital of the state, Raleigh, North Carolin Read More Go to Site Boston Massacre Research Module Home Votes:0 The American Revolution: Causes, Effects, andEvents of The Boston Massacre The magazine"Historical Perspectives", a publication for kids bykids, needs a reporter to research the events and perspectivesof the Boston Massacre and write an article explaining the event.The article will be part of a series of articles investigatingthe causes of the Revolutionary War. As a fifth-gradestudent, you have prior knowledge of Colonial America, and youare therefore qualified to take on the project. Before you beginto write, you must research the events and perspectives of theBoston Massacre. You will need to find a variety of primary andsecondary resources to study. To aid you with your research, clickon the link below and print THREE COPIES of the research organizer.Return to th Read More Go to Site Brandywine Battlefield: Brandywine Battlefield Historic Site Fun Page Votes:0 We have several fun activies for you to play. Coloring Book : Three pictures (requires Java-enabled browser) Print-It Coloring Book : The same pictures in large size for printing and coloring on paper An interactive Word-Find Puzzle (requires Java-enabled browser) Print-It Word-Find Puzzle for printing out and solving on paper Welcome | History | Park & Museum | Driving Tours | Kids' Corner Calendar | Camp | History Articles | Links | Guestbook | Contact Us | Opening Splash Screen ushistory.org homepage Interested in using a picture? Some text? click here . To contact us, click here Copyright ©1998-2007 by the Independence Hall Association , electronically publishing as ushistory.org . The IHA is a nonprofit organization in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, founded in 1942. On the Internet since Read More Go to Site California Missions Votes:0 This page was designed to be viewed in frames. You'll need an up to date version of your browser to see what's going on here. Read More Go to Site California, Here I Come! Votes:0 Kit Information Watch A Video Clip Access TEAMS Programs TEAMS Activities: America the Beautiful The California Guided Tour Other Related Activities: None at this time TEAMS Activities: Name the Geography Feature Rally 'round the Regions California: Its Land and People Other Related Activities: None at this time California, Here I Come Famous People from the Gold Rush National and California History/ Social Science Standards Correlation General Resources California Weblinks Information, Ideas, & Issues Angie's Electronic Classroom TEAMS Electronic Hallway TEAMS Home Page LACOE Home Page Read More Go to Site childrens furniture Votes:0 childrens furniture and childrens clothing wholesale Read More Go to Site Department of State | Divisions | NJ Historical Commission Votes:0 NJ Home | Services A to Z | Departments/Agencies | FAQs Search All of NJ This Site DOS Home Directory Grants Calendar FAQs Business Info Contact Us Office of the Secretary Nina Mitchell Wells Divisions and Agencies of the Department of State NJ Historical Commission About Calendar of Events Grants and Prizes Materials for Teachers Media Projects Publications News Room NJ History Resources Home > Divisions and Agencies of the Department of State > NJ Historical Commission Featured Grant Recipient Howell Living History Farm The property now known as Howell Living History Farm was given to Mercer County in 1974 by Inez Howe Howell of Pennington. Once part of a larger 18th-century farm, this museum complex is run by the Mercer County Park Commission and depicts New Jersey agricultural practice Read More Go to Site Education World ® : Lesson Planning: Happy Anniversary, Hawaii! -- 40 Ways to Teach the 50th State Votes:0 EdWorld Internet Topics Fundraisers & Fundraising Ideas: Earn 90% Profit! Hoodie Diet Pills Hoodia Gardonii Leading Trade and Vocational Career savings. Online Degree Directory Walden University M.S. in Education Degrees Online Online Schools University Degrees College Programs Seeking leadership within education Learn more! Used cars, Buy a car Car leasing Contract hire Cash Advance Fast growing privacy screen Data Recovery Software Learn Spanish online for free at 123teachMe Apply for credit cards online at Credit.com where you can find the best credit card for you. Continue your education Or start your own franchise You can do both!? Find out how Our Top 10 Lesson Plan Features Article Archive Box Cars Math Games Every-Day Edits Five-Minute Fillers Holiday Lessons Learning Games News fo Read More Go to Site Entrance Votes:0 " E komo mai. Nou ka hale." This is a traditional Hawaiian greeting welcoming you to, "Come inside, the house is yours." " E komo mai. Nou ka hale." "Come inside, the house is yours." Read More Go to Site Fort McHenry Research Module: Page 1 Votes:0 Fort McHenry Research Module ( Created by Josh and Shivani who were in the fifthgrade at Rockburn Elementary School during the 1998 - 1999 school year.) Oh my goodness! Yesterday Fort McHenry was blown over bya tornado!!! The government wants to have it rebuilt just like before. Yourschool has been chosen to find out all the information on Fort McHenry.You will put together a HyperStudio Stack complete with many pictures anddescriptions of the way the Fort was. To find out some stuff about the Fort, take the Virtual Tour and Then come back and see us. So did you learn a bunch of neat stuff about Fort McHenry?Try taking a quiz about the fort, then come back again. Welcome back..click on the arrow below to go to step two. Read More Go to Site Frames Votes:0 Frames Read More Go to Site Fun Pages Votes:0 HOME | History | Who Served | Washington | For Kids | FAQs | Visiting | Links | Guest book What Are They Saying? Interactive Word-Search The GW Game Matching Georges HOME | History | Who Served | Washington | For Kids | FAQs | Visiting | Links | Guest book Copyright ©1998-2007 Independence Hall Association table.feature {background-color:white;} table.feature tr {text-align:center;} table.feature td.talk {font: 10px verdana,geneva,arial,helvetica,helv,sans-serif;text-align:left;} table.feature td.talk a {color: #003399; text-decoration: none;} table.feature td.talk a:hover {color:#CC0000; text-decoration: underline;} table.feature td.newsbox {font:7pt verdana,sans-serif; color:#fff;font-weight:bold;margin:0;padding:0;} table.feature .picr {float:right;margin-left:2px;} Support ushistory.or Read More Go to Site Geoportrait Contents Votes:0 Table of Contents Introduction Geoportrait Research Guide The Geoportrait Location Region Place Human - Environmental Interaction Movement (Transportation) Alaska Flag Song Alaska Native Peoples and Culture Native Ways of Knowing Acknowledgements E-mail us at estroup@student.northstar.k12.ak.us Return to North Pole Elementary Home Page Read More Go to Site Gettysburg Votes:0 The Battle of Gettysburg The Turning Point of the Civil War The date is June 30th, 1863. You are a newspaper reporter in the small, quiet town of Gettysburg. There is rumor that a small skirmish may be headed toward your town. You are eager for the excitement and a chance to finally make the front page of the news. You round up a small news team and set out to get first-hand information on the upcoming battle and aftermath. However, your excitement quickly turns to fear and confusion as you find yourself in the middle of the bloodiest conflict ever fought in America. Task Resources Process Evaluation Conclusion Teacher's Lounge The Task As aspiring young reporters in the town of Gettysburg, it is your job to put together the front page of the newspaper that reports on the great battle betw Read More Go to Site Growth of a Nation Votes:0 Uniting the States! Jim Greenwood & John Weatherford . | Instructional Objective | Learners& Context | Object of Game | GameMaterials | | Time Required | Rules | Design Process | References | InstructionalObjective The learning objective supported by this game is that studentswill know the specific territorial acquisitions made by the UnitedStates resulting in 48 contiguous states by 1912. This objectivesupports standard 8.8 of the State of California's Academic StandardsCommission's proposed History/SocialScience Standards . Learners& Context of Use Uniting the States! is targeted for use by 8th graders whoare studying American History at Horace Mann Middle School in SanDiego, CA. These students range from 12 to 14 years old, about evenlymixed in gender, with varied ethnic bac Read More Go to Site Historical Tour of Oklahoma's Oil & Gas Industry Votes:0 Historical Tour of Oklahoma's Oil & Gas Industry INTRODUCTION The first recorded oil well in what is now Oklahoma was completed in 1859, the same year that Colonel Edwin Drake ushered in the age of oil at Titusville, Pennsylvania. Although Oklahoma's first oil find was accidental - the driller was seeking saltwater - other oil men quickly invaded the Indian Territory in search of "black gold." Their efforts were hampered severely by governmental regulation, inadequate transportation facilities and the lack of a readily accessible market. Nevertheless, on April 15, 1897, a shot of nitroglycerin brought in the Nellie Johnstone No. 1 - The first commercial oil well in Oklahoma. Just before Indian Territory and Oklahoma Territory were united in single statehood in 1907, a fantastic oil-boom er Read More Go to Site Home Buying First Time Home Buyer Homes For Sale Home Loans Homes for sale by owner at Home.net Votes:0 Welcome to Home.net Home Buying First Time Home Buyer Homes For Sale Home Loans Homes for sale by owner Real Estate Brokers Interior Decorating Real Estate Foreclosures Home Remodeling Work From Home Furniture Cheap furniture | Timeshares | Modular homes | Home improvements Read More Go to Site Home Buying First Time Home Buyer Homes For Sale Home Loans Homes for sale by owner at Home.net Votes:0 Welcome to Home.net Home Buying First Time Home Buyer Homes For Sale Home Loans Homes for sale by owner Real Estate Brokers Interior Decorating Real Estate Foreclosures Home Remodeling Work From Home Furniture Cheap furniture | Timeshares | Modular homes | Home improvements Read More Go to Site Kids' Stuff - Connecticut Judicial Branch Votes:0 Check out our Courthouse Jigsaw Puzzles! Have fun with our Educational Games! Coloring Book Concentration Jigsaw Puzzles Sliding Puzzles Tic-Tac-Toe Word Jumbles Word Seek Educational activities and information for young people. "Fledge" (left) and "Justy" (above) Find out more... Topic Search Site Map Contact Us Attorneys | Case Look-up | Courts | Directories | Educational Resources | E-Services | FAQ's | Juror Information | Media | Opinions | Opportunities | Self-Help | Home Common Legal Terms | Contact Us | Website Policies Copyright ? 2007, State of Connecticut Judicial Branch Read More Go to Site laRural.htm Votes:0 teacher's page grade level: 3rd,, 4th, 5th by Judy Ordoyne & Susan Crowthers .......Life in Rural Louisiana during the 1850's....... LSU Webquest Imagine that you are one of the following children living during a day in your great-great grandparent's time. 1. I have eight brothers. ... 2. I live in a big plantation house 3. My father is a blacksmith How would their day be so different from your day? How do I get started ? What's the story? .....Where do I look? ....What's the score? ...LSU WebQuest sites ... Top ! Weave through the Web, back in time, to find these answers. Visit Louisiana historical Web sites Compare the past with the present See buildings, clothes and equipment from the past begin now What's the story? .....Where do I look? ....What's the score? ...LSU WebQuest sites ... Read More Go to Site maryland history Votes:0 History of Md.Colony Created by Patty Lyons St. Ursula School There has been a fire at the Maryland archives. Many pieces of valuableinformation have been lost. The archives need to somehow replace this lostinformation. The director of the archives is aware that many students inMaryland study a unit about Maryland history as part of their social studiescurriculum. Therefore he has decided to have a student contest in hopesof gaining documents that could be housed in the archives. You have decidedto enter that contest. You will create a four page brochure in ClarisWorkswhich will highlight the events that began the Maryland colony. Your brochurewill contain at least three pictures or graphics. You will spend the nextfew visits to the internet lab visiting many websites in order to Read More Go to Site Maryland Native Americans Votes:0 Native Americans in Maryland Kim Reading Loyola College in Maryland A recent state survey has shownthat many citizens of Maryland do not know their state's history.Maryland citizens were found to be especially 'clueless' aboutthe Native Americans from this region. The governor, being mostalarmed by this survey, has asked our class to develop a brochureor slide show to educate the citizens about Maryland Native Americans. We will spend several days researchingour state and Maryland Native Americans. Each day you will receiveseveral questions to answer along with the responsibility of collectinginformation. The last two days, we will gather our informationand create either a brochure or slide show. (Your choice.) Yourprojects must include the following information: title, your name Read More Go to Site Museum of the Red River in Idabel, Oklahoma: Choctaw, Caddo Votes:0 Welcome to the Museum of the Red River in Idabel, Oklahoma! The Museum's collections feature archaeological artifacts of the the Caddo and Choctaw , Precolumbian objects from Middle and South America, modern and contemporary native arts and crafts from throughout the Americas, and a cast skeleton of the dinosaur, Acrocanthosaurus atokensis , discovered nearby in McCurtain County. The Museum also displays representative works from African, East Asian, and Pacific Island native cultures Although you may find it difficult to visit us in person, you can take a virtual tour of the Museum via this site, and even access information on areas of special interest to you. Enjoy your visit! And come back often. Someday we hope to be able to welcome you in person. — The staff of the Museum of the Read More Go to Site Nebraska History Resources Votes:0 Nebraska State Historical Society Search NebraskaWesternTrails Nebraska History Teaching Materials A listing of resources from the Nebraska State Historical Society. Nebraska History Print Resources A listing of available resources for the teaching of Nebraska History and Nebraska Studies. Nebraska ...Our Towns "a historical extension of Virtual Nebraska" Notable Nebraskans Index NOTABLE NEBRASKANS provides 250-800 words about citizens who have made significant contributions in a number of areas. The index lists the name and field of endeavor of the forty-seven Nebraskans for whom the Nebraska State Historical Society currently have entries. Take a Virtual Tour of the Nebraska State Capitol Our Capitol has been widely recognized as an architectural masterpiece that embodies the union of ar Read More Go to Site New Mexico WebQuest Votes:0 New Mexico 1864 Grade 7 Introduction | Task | Assignments | Evaluation Conclusion | Resources and TeacherNotes Introduction In 1850, the Territory of New Mexico was formedby the United States Government. This territory was not a state,but included present day Arizona, southern Colorado, southernUtah, and southern Nevada. Settlers from the east began movingto the newly opened territory. With this expansion, conflictsarose between the new settlers and the Native Americans and Mexicanswho had lived there for generations. In the year 1864, 8,000 Navajoswere forced to leave their land and march 300 miles to Fort Sumner.Your assignment will involve an investigation of this time periodin our state. The Task You will need to complete individual and groupassignments. The first assignment Read More Go to Site NMAH: Redirect page Votes:0 Please note, the location of this page has changed. Please update links and bookmarks. You will be redirected to the new page in 5 seconds. Read More Go to Site OHS - Resource - Teachers Votes:0 Sites by Name Sites by Topic Archives/Library Education Services External Links Historic Preservation Local History Museum Collections OHS Publications State Archives Annual Report Board of Trustees Conestoga Jobs Join OHS Legislative Update Our History Press Releases Support OHS Volunteer Enter Keyword TEACHER RESOURCES FIELD TRIPS DISTANCE LEARNING HISTORY DAY EDUCATIONAL PRODUCTS EDUCATION RESOURCE CENTER HOME SCHOOL WEEK EDUCATIONAL OUTREACH PRIMARY SOURCES OHIO KIDS This page has moved to a new URL, ohiohistoryteachers.org . HOME || CONTACT OHIO HISTORY STORE || CALENDAR || PLACES || RESOURCES || ABOUT || SEARCH http://www.ohiohistory.org /resource/teachers/index.html || Last modified Wednesday, 05-Jan-2005 18:15:21 EST Ohio Historical Center 1982 Velma Ave. Columbus, OH 43211 © 1996- Read More Go to Site Oklahoma Arts Votes:0 Project Oklahoma All graphics are public domain. If any violation of copyright, please email me . Read More Go to Site Oklahoma History Press - Oklahoma Adventure for high and junior high schools in Oklahoma Votes:0 Look for this symbol to locate downloadable materials. Files are in PDF format which require Acrobat Reader available free. Go to Adobe.com to download your free software. Teacher's Downloadable Material ? 2007 Oklahoma History Press, Inc. 1600 Sunset Lane. Oklahoma City, OK 73127 Contact us at 800.335.9208 or info@oklahomaadventure.com Read More Go to Site Oklahoma State History and Information Votes:0 OKLAHOMA'S HISTORY BEGINNINGS AFRICAN AMERICANS OKLAHOMA HERITAGE NATIVE PEOPLE THE COWBOYS THE OUTLAWS WILD WEST SHOWS RODEOS OKLAHOMA FACTS STATE SONG STATE CHILDREN'S SONG GO TO STATE ICONS PAGE LIST OF OKLAHOMA'S GOVERNORS BEGINNINGS Oklahoma' s recorded history began in 1541 when Spanish explorer Coronado ventured through the area on his quest for the "Lost City of Gold." The land that would eventually be known as Oklahoma was part of the 1803 Louisiana Purchase. Beginning in the 1820s, the Five Civilized Tribes from the southeastern United States were relocated to Indian Territory over numerous routes, the most famous being the Cherokee "Trail of Tears." Forced off their ancestral lands by state and federal governments, the tribes suffered great hardships during t Read More Go to Site South Carolina State Symbols Capital Constitution Flags Maps Song Votes:0 Search: [ 50states.com ] [ Yellow Pages ] [ White Pages ] [ Biographies ] [ Birds ] [ City Guides ] [ Facts ] [ Colleges ] [ Countries ] [ Flags ] [ Newspapers ] [ Site Map ] [ Songs ] [ Study Tools ] [ Tax Forms ] [ Search ] [ Back ] [ Next ] Capital City: Columbia City Guides: South Carolina City Guides Location: 34.039N, 80.886W Capitol Tour South Carolina Yellow Pages Category: Name: City: State: Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut D.C. Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Read More Go to Site Study of the Portola Expedition 1769 - An Educator's Reference Desk Lesson Plan Votes:0 Lesson Plan# AELP-USH0030 A Study of the Portola Expedition 1769 An Educator's Reference Desk Lesson Plan Submitted by: Katy Roush Endorsed by: Carolyn Haynes Miami University Date: April 10, 1998 Grade Level(s): 6, 7, 8, 9 Subject(s): Social Studies/US History Time Needed: Two Weeks Purpose: "We set out from this port of San Diego on this day of the seraphic doctor, San Buenaventura, about four in the afternoon." So began the diary of Father Juan Crespi upon leaving San Diego on the 14th of July,1769, in search of Monterey. I came upon his diary in looking for information on the Spanish Colonial period in California. I had gone to elementary school in California and I never really learned about this period in its history. It was certainly a very important period, simply because it was the Read More Go to Site Sugar Roots Votes:0 Go to Thinkquest to find more sites http//www.thinkquest.org Hawaii's immigrants came to work on the sugar plantation. The major field workers came from the Asian countries of China, Japan, and the Philippines . There were other countries who came to work on the plantation but not in such large numbers. They came from Portugal, Korea, Okinawa, and Puerto Rico. We found out by doing this project that we are the fifth generation from the original immigrants who came. The sugar companies were once the major industry that created jobs and provided camp communities for our ancestors. At this site you will be able to explore the lives of the 3 main and largest groups of Asian immigrants that came to Hawaii, which are the Chinese, Japanese and Filipino. You will learn about the lives they had on Read More Go to Site Table of Contents - Centennial Lesson Plans Votes:0 Utah Centennial Studies by Sheri Sohm and Mari Domanski Preface For nearly fifty years, Utahans struggled to achieve statehood. After only a couple of years in the valley, the Utah delegate to the National Congress was instructed to apply for statehood. Caught up in the Compromise of 1850, Utah became a territory of the United States, but Statehood was denied. Again in 1856, the plea for statehood fell on distrustful ears, and Johnston's Army was sent to Utah instead. During the Civil War, when others were trying to get out of the Union, Utah renewed its efforts to get in. The struggle was long and frustrating. Only after considerable compromise and earnest efforts was Utah Statehood achieved on January 4, 1896. Now, in 1996, Utahans will celebrate 100 years of statehood. Quite naturally, Read More Go to Site Teach The Teachers : Archive : Participant Project Votes:0 Navigation links to: Standards Learning/Teaching Activities Outcomes and Assessments Materials Needed Resources Procedure Download this lesson Lesson created by: James Smith jsmith27@lausd.k12.ca.us from in , CA County Resources: Hyperstudio Player Hyperstudio Plugins More Class Lessons for Technology in the Elementary Classroom - 2001 California History PowerPoint Presentation Summary: Students will research an aspect of California history, getting information from the Web and rewriting it in their own words. Using the information gathered from the Internet, students highlight key info and rewrite in Inspiration to use on PowerPoint. Copy a picture from a website and paste it to a slide. Also students may save a picture on the HD to use as a background. They should have at least one pictu Read More Go to Site Teach The Teachers : Archive : Participant Project Votes:0 Navigation links to: Standards Learning/Teaching Activities Outcomes and Assessments Materials Needed Resources Download this lesson Lesson created by: Don Kim dondkim@yahoo.com from Woodlake Avenue Elementary in Woodland Hills, CA LOS ANGELES County Resources: Hyperstudio Player Hyperstudio Plugins More Class Lessons for Technology in the Elementary Classroom - 2001 Los Angeles Summary: Students will be introduced to the geographical regions of Los Angeles. Students will learn the history of Los Angeles, it's people and the significance of their attribution to Los Angeles. Grade Level: 3 Curricular Area: Social Studies, Language Arts Class Time Required: 2 weeks (Estimated) Standards: 4.3.1 History CONTINUITY AND CHANGE Students describe the physical and human geography and use maps, Read More Go to Site teaching materials Votes:0 Early Nebraska Schools (8.7Mb PDF) 32 large photographs of schools with captions Educational Leaflets (450k PDF) These seven to eight page leaflets cover topics of Nebraska history at a middle-grade reading level. Topics range from sod homes to American Indian folklore to state symbols. Note: Several of these resources are dated and will be dropped or rewritten. Explore Nebraska Archeology (400k - 1Mb PDFs) A series on Nebraska Archeology produced jointly by the State Historic Preservation Office and the Archeology Division of the Nebraska State Historical Society. "Film Clips of Nebraska's Past" This VHS video features eighteen film clips ranging in length from five minutes to less than one minute. Film clips provide an audiovisual account of Nebraska life in the 1920s and 1930s Read More Go to Site Teaching With Go Home, River Votes:0 Teaching With Go Home, River T HIS BOOK BEGAN as a teaching story for my own children. The story contains two parallel lessons, one on the water cycle and the other on traditional I?uit (Eskimo) travel and trade networks. You can read more about I?uit life on the I?uit page. On this page, I discuss the water cycle and weather systems lessons that can be taught with Go Home, River . I have included an example of a simple related writing exercise for early elementary students. The young boy in Go Home, River sees how river and ocean, fog and clouds, rain and snow are endlessly being transformed one to another. When I visit schools to read and talk about the book, I ask young children questions like: "Do rivers really float home in the clouds?" "What are clouds made of?" "What is the differen Read More Go to Site Texas - Social Studies School Service Votes:0 about us | your account SEARCH advanced search | search results sign in | check out | view cart You currently have 0 items in your cart which total $0.00 November 21, 2007 Order from a Catalog BROWSE SUBJECT • U.S. History • World History • Geography • Economics • Psychology • Holocaust • California • Govt. & Law FEATURED MEDIA • DVD • eBooks • Posters NEWSLETTER Sign up now for our newsletter Keep up to date with the latest books and media 255) { alert("Please enter at most 255 characters in the \"Email Address\" field."); theForm.Email.focus(); return (false); } return (true); } //--> Email Address: Library Catalog Kits MARC Records Texas Welcome to Social Studies School Service's supplemental curriculum page for Texas. We've combed Read More Go to Site The Curry School of Education at the University of Virginia Votes:0 The Curry School of Education at the University of Virginia Curry Home About Curry Curry News Contact Curry Curry Foundation Curry Partners 2007 Rankings History of Curry Emergency Notices Technology Class Offerings Class Schedules and Materials Course Descriptions Saturday and Summer Enrichment Faculty and Staff Alphabetically By Department Library Education Library Main Library Databases Journal Finder VIRGO (Online Catalog) Degree Programs Alphabetically By Department By Degree Offering Research Centers Grant Funded Research Other Faculty Research Research Administration Curry Web People Ruffner Hall Hours Bavaro Hall Groundbreaking Celebration, October 5, 2007 Dean Robert C. Pianta "We have launched a series of new initiatives and planning efforts I hope will position the school a Read More Go to Site The Johnstown Flood of 1889 Votes:0 A WebQuest for Fourth Grade Students By Jennifer O. Joyner Amy A. M. Rhodes John R. Yingst jsi23@aol.com aam109@psu.edu ajying@aol.com | Introduction | Task | Process | Resources | Evaluation | Conclusion | | Teacher Notes | Introduction 	 Imagine yourself outside playing in the yard. It appears to be a beautiful spring day, except for a few storm clouds in the distance. A light drizzle starts to fall to the ground. Although it is only mid-afternoon, the clouds darken the sky and as the rain starts to increase, you reluctantly go inside. Soon, the light drizzle turns into a violent storm. You look out your window and to your amazement, water has started to fill your street. As thunder booms loudly and lightning streaks across the sky, your heart begins to pound in fear. 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The game should be a fun learning experience for all ages, young, old and in between. By traveling the trail once again, history will come ÌaliveÎ and be more meaningful for the participants. The search is on for a company to accept the challenge of designing a Santa Fe Trail game. So let's Read More Go to Site Tumacacori NHP: Kids Korner Votes:0 Kid's Korner Bored? Tired of watching television? Tired of surfing the Net and finding nothing of value? Then you've come to the right place!! If you could visit TumacÁcori National Historical Park in person, you would find a multitude of things to do. In addition, you would have the opportunity to try your hand at the Treasure Hunt and win an Activity Book to take with you. Since you're not here, you can still try your hand at some fun activities. Check out each selection below for some fun activities! 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ANSS Regional Networks Regional Offices NEIC Albuquerque Seismo Lab Northern California Southern California Pacific Northwest Intermountain West Central & Eastern US US Earthquake Information by State Select A State Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois India Read More Go to Site VR Tour Of Philadelphia Votes:0 Gilbert Spruance Elementary School School District of Philadelphia presents Main Menu Virtual Reality Tours of the Historical Scientific and Cultural Sites of Philadelphia To view our panoramas, you will need Quicktime. To acquire QT for free click here . After downloading QT in Windows or Macintosh version, install and return to our site. Let us hear from you Webmaster-- Sheila Garber garberse@aol.com ©Gilbert Spruance Elementary School 6401 Horrocks Street Philadelphia, PA 19149 (215) 537-2514 fax (215) 537-2933 Project Design and Coordination: Sheila Garber and Tom Palumbo Student Design and Photographic Team: Bryan Cohen, Rebecca Cohen, Alex Kaslowitz, Hari Khatri and Jessica Westle Read More Go to Site Washington State History Votes:0 Washington State History Dr. Mills Geography Native American Coastal Cultures Native American Plateau Cultures Explorations and Claims Fur Traders and Missionaries Oregon Country Treaties and Wars The Road to Statehood Beginning of the 20th Century The Modern Period Resources and Industries Government History of Clark County Tourism Geography Natural Environment & Geography What special qualities define the Pacific Northwest? What makes the Pacific Northwesterners' sense of place distinct from the Californians', the southerners', or the New Englanders'? One simple and obvious answer is the environment, the region's spectacular natural setting -- the stunning juxtaposition of mountains and water that characterizes its coastline and the Columbia River gorge; the vastness of its interior, a l Read More Go to Site WebQuest Votes:0 This page was designed to be viewed in frames. You'll need an upto date version of your browser to see what's going on here. Read More Go to Site Welcome to At Home in the Heartland Online Home Votes:0 Welcome to this exhibit about family life in Illinois from 1700 to the present. You will have the opportunity to meet real people and share in their decision making. Enter the Exhibit! Education Overview About this Exhibit About this Project Sponsored by This site best viewed with: © Illinois State Museum 31-Dec-96 The Illinois State Museum does not own copyright to many images on this website. We ask that you abide by copyright law and seek the permission of the copyright holder before you copy or distribute any images on this site. Read More Go to Site Your 1792 Counterparts Votes:0 Return to the Activities Page Your 1792 Counterparts (Activity, with modifications, reprinted with copyright permission granted for use and reprinting in NC schools from Raleigh: The First 200 Years by Candy Lee Metz Beal, 1992.) The City of Raleigh was established as the permanent seat of government of North Carolina in 1792. A simple two-story brick State House was built on Union Square between 1792 and 1796. The gentlemen and ladies of 1792 who came to the state capital wore clothing quite different than what we wear today. Their means of transporting their clothing was by trunks, which were very different than our luggage and backpacks of today. Gentlemen Everyday: Typical dress of the gentlemen included britches, tavern shirts (full-cut, full-sleeved, three button shirts), long white Read More Go to Site Your 1792 Counterparts Votes:0 Return to the Activities Page In Search of: Governors of North Carolina (Activity, with modifications, reprinted with copyright permission granted for use and reprinting in NC schools from Raleigh: The First 200 Years by Candy Lee Metz Beal, 1992.) North Carolina governors have been outstanding citizens, military men, and state leaders. North Carolina has had two types of governors: as a colony, Royal Governors appointed by the King of England, and as a state, elected governors. Choose from one of the following Governors of North Carolina projects. ROYAL and ELECTED GOVERNORS WHO LIES HERE? EXECUTIVE MANSION PORTRAITS Return to the Activities Page Virtual Visits Backpack Page . Read More Go to Site

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