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Understanding Civic Republicanism
Dec 12 2011
In order for students to grasp the importance of American civic republicanism, they must first understand its origins. [...] »
National History Day in Kentucky
Oct 10 2011
NHD is a great way to get students to interact with history. KY teachers check this out! [...] »
Slave Badges
Sep 9 2011
Slave badges were used in Charleston to keep track of slaves. Can you build a lesson for 4th graders around them? [...] »
Bridging the Gap Between Ancient and Modern Democracies
Jun 6 2011
To most students, "histories" are entirely separate—different civilizations, taught at different grade levels. [...] »
Setting the Tone: Introducing Students to World War II
Jun 6 2011
Whichever lesson you pick, make sure it meets your learning goals. [...] »
The Progressive Era: A Group Effort
Oct 10 2010
Provides a comprehensive list of websites and strategies to creatively introduce students to Progressive Era topics. [...] »
Forming Lesson Plans Around State Mandates
Oct 10 2010
How do you teach the effects of WWI on art and literature? Transforming a content standard into a solid lesson plan. [...] »
Teaching the Transcontinental Railroad
Jun 6 2010
From Chinese immigrants to the Golden Spike, explore the history of the transcontinental railroad. [...] »
Building a Class on Native American History
Apr 4 2010
Museums, colleges, and tribes are invaluable for gathering course-building materials on Native American history. [...] »
Resources for Units on Early American Government
Dec 12 2009
When unit planning is daunting, look to exceptional examples online. [...] »
