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Please feel free to
recommend web sites that may be of interest to educators.
EDSITEment Education
World - Social Science Center Federal Government Web Sites for Social
Studies Teachers Kathy Schrock's General
Social Studies Links
The National
Archives, Teaching with Documents: Lesson Plans National Council for the Social Studies University
of Missouri-St. Louis Powerful Learning Center American
Bar Association Division for Public Education Ben’s Guide to
U.S. Government for Kids Constitutional Rights Foundation Lessons
on America's Freedom Documents National
Assessment of Educational Progress: Civics National
Standards for Civics and Government A
New Generation of Fighters Professional
Cartoonists Index American
Economic Association: Teaching Resources Center
for Economic Education: University of Missouri-St.Louis Foundation for Teaching Economics LavaMind:
Gazillionaire National
Association of Economic Educators National
Council on Economic Education
National
Council on Economic Education: Economics Lessons The
United States Mint: H.I.P. Pocket Change Wise
Pockets World Culture
Quest World Tour Edugreen:
Environmental Education Elementary
Themes: Australia The
Geo-Images Project National
Assessment of Educational Progress: Geography National
Geographic: Education Guide National
Geographic: Lesson Plans National
Geographic: Xpeditions Atlas The
National Immigration Forum Peace
Corps: Kids World United
Nations Cyber School Bus United
States Community Atlas
A Force More Powerful -
A Century of Nonviolent Conflict
American
Museum of Natural History: Vikings The
British Museum The
Cave of Lascaux: Prehistoric Humankind Discoverers
Web Education World - History Center Education
World- The Great Explorers Education
World- The Middle Ages Greatest
Engineering Achievements of the 20th Century The
History Channel: Great Speeches History
for Kids: Ancient Greece Kathy Schrock's World
and Ancient History Links
National
Standards for History National
Women's History Project Smithsonian:
Decoding the Past- The Work of Archaeologists
By the National Endowment for the Humanities.
Provides teachers with information and opportunities that
will increase student learning in Social Studies.
Website on religion, law, and the First Amendment.
Focuses on people who have made a difference in civil rights and how
students can make a difference.
Editorial cartoons and lesson plans.
Game to help students learn economic concepts.
This site contains ideas for teaching and learning as well as
games.
Contains useful personal economics-related items for elementary
students, teachers, and parents.
Learn about cultures from around the world using this website.
Website about Australia created by students in an Australian
school.
Images that are useful in teaching geography.
A game that allows kids to explore the world and find out how
they can make a difference.
Teachers and students across the country define the nature of
their community and post descriptions about it.
Ancient Egypt
Exploration throughout history.
Back in Time: An Historical Fiction Webquest
Building
the Windy City
Architecture of Chicago.
The Columbus Navigation Homepage
The Declaration of Independence
Discovering U.S. HistoryEducation World- America Moves West
Education World- The Civil War
Education World- Welcome to America: Life in the Colonies
Flag of the United States of America
Kathy Schrock's American History Links
The Library of Congress - Teacher's Page
Never Again: Students Explore the Slavery Experience
Liberty- The American Revolution
PBS: Partisan Politics - The Time of the Lincolns
Racial Desegregation: Little Rock, Arkansas
Truman Presidential Museum and Library
American Treasures from the Library of Congress: Lewis and Clark Expedition
The Journals of Lewis and Clark
Journey of Lewis and Clark in Great Falls
Idaho Public Television: Lewis and Clark
Lewis and Clark in North Dakota
Lewis and Clark Trail Heritage Foundation
Lewis and Clark's Historic Trail
Meriwether Lewis at Harpers Ferry
National Geographic: Lewis and Clark
National Lewis and Clark Bicentennial Commemoration
National Park Service: Lewis and Clark
Biography.com Celebrates Black History Month
Helen Keller Kid's Museum Online
Truman Presidential Museum & Library
Women In World History Curriculum
The Library of Congress
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