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Social Studies Teacher Resources

• American Heritage - Links to the current and past issues of the magazine.

• American Memory Project - Lessons and activities for using online archival resources that explore many aspects of American history and culture. Provided by the Library of Congress.

• The Digital Classroom - Historical documents, activities, and training for educators and students.

• EconoEdLink - A source of classroom-tested, Internet-based economic lessons for K -12 teachers.

• EdSiteMent - History links and lesson plans provided by the National Endowment for the Humanities.

• History Channel - Links you to study guides, ideas from other educators and much more.

• National Geographic - Links to maps, lesson plans, online adventures and more.

• National Geographic Xpeditions - Internet resources for teaching and learning about our world.

• PBS Teacher Source - Search by grade level and subject area for topics such as: Archaeology, Anthropology, Civics; Voting & Campaigns, Government, Civil and Human Rights, State & Local Issues, Economics, Geography, United States History Pre 1800, Early 19th Century, Slavery, Civil War, Reconstruction, Westward Expansion, Industrialization and Immigration,1900s the Great Depression, WWII to 1963, 1963 to present, and World History.

• Social Studies Lesson Plan Ideas on the Web - K - 12 lesson plans for a variety of social studies topics.

• Teacher/Pathfinder - Links related to teaching social studies provided by a project for the U.S. Department of Education Funds for Innovation in Education Award.

• TEACHERSERVE - Teacher guides that provide balanced perspectives on a range of humanities topics.

• Women in Medicine: Past & Future - Links to lesson ideas that encourage students to discover how women have changed the face of science and medicine.  Sponsored by MarcoPolo and partners.

  

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