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People in Societies
Geography
Economics
Government
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Internet Resources for History:

 

 

                      

   

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Chronology and Cause

 

American History Timeline - Students (middle, high)
Timeline of African American History - Students (middle, high)
Digital Timeline of American History by decade - Interactive student resources (middle, high)
Regional Native American History - Teacher tools (high school)
Causation in History - Teacher tools (article - high school)
Journal of American History - Teacher tools

        

 

Historical Understanding

 

Connecting Ideas: The Enlightenment - Teacher tools - (high school)
Best of History sites for teachers - Teacher tools (k-12)
American History timeline activity using children's books  - Teacher tools (K-8)
American History organized by topic - Teacher tools (8-12)
K-16 Curriculum for American History - Teacher tools

American History Lesson Plans - Lesson plans (by grade level)

Headline History - Students (middle school)
U.S. History for Kids - resources organized by grade level (k-12)
History sites for kids ages 7-12 - Students

 

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People in Societies

 

Individual and Society Links - Teacher tools (high school)
Social Studies Lesson Plans Galore - Teacher tools (k-12)
The Children's Museum Social Studies Links - Teacher tools (k-8)
Big Apple History - Coming to America - Students (grades 3-7)
History at the cemetery - Lesson plan (3-7)
Conserving Cultural Diversity - Lesson plan (elementary)
Human Origins - Teacher tools (6-12)

 

Geography

 

Physical Spaces of the Earth - Download Google Earth (satellite imagery of the Earth)

 

The Mathematics of Cartography - Teacher tools (high school)
Internet Geography Links - Teacher tools
The Great Globe Gallery - Students (middle, high)
National Geographic - Students (k-12)
Maps and Cartography Resources - Teacher tools (middle, high)
Atlapedia - Everyone
Physical Geography/Climate - Lesson plan (grades 6-12)
The Oceans - Students - (elementary)
The mountains and more links - Teacher tools
Geospy - Students (elementary)
Great Sites for Kids - Geography - Students (grades 3-12)

           

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Places, Regions of the World

 

Yahoo Regional Directory, folders organized by country - Teacher tools

Regional Economic Information, Clickable Regional Map - Teacher tools

Interactive Geography Quiz - Clickable Map - Students (g. 6-12)

Regions of the World: Ecoregions - Students (g. 6-12)

US State Department Regional Affairs - Students and teacher tools

United Nations - Students (g. 6-12)

UNESCO - Teacher tools

Fact Monster World Map - Students (g. 3-12)

Transitions Abroad: volunteer, teaching opportunities - Students (high school) and Teachers
Geospy - Interactive Geography for Kids Students (g. 3-8)

    

Effects of Geography

 

GeoGlobe Thinkquest, Interactive Geography - Students (g. 3-8)
Geography Links - Students (g. 5-8)

The Silk Road: Theme of economics and geography - Teacher tools

Three Gorges Dam Links - Teacher tools (theme)
Geography for Kids - the study of our Earth - Students (g. 3-12)
New York Times Daily Lesson Plans on Geography - Lesson plans (g.3-12)
Human Population Through History - Teacher tools
Human Geography - Teacher tools
How geography affects weather - Teacher tools

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Economics

 

Fundamental Concepts of Economics

 

Economics Resources for Teachers - Teacher tools

Making Allowances: Where Kids Learn About Money - Students (5-12)

Social Studies for Kids - Students - (g. 4-8)

Rags to Riches - Economics game - Students (g. 3-8)

Lemonade Stand - Learn to run a business - Students (g. 3-7)

Investing for Kids Thinkquest - Students (g. 3-12)

Young Investor - Students (g. 3-12)

 

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Economic Reasoning:

 

Exercise in Supply and Demand - Teacher tool (high school activity)
Interactive Economics Tutorials - Students (high school)
Using Monopoly in the Classroom - Teacher tools (high school)
Principles of Economics: A Hypermedia Text - Teacher tools (high school)
Economics Lesson Plans - Lesson plans (g. 3-12)
More economics lessons and links - Lesson plans (elementary)
Economics lesson plans by grade level - Teacher tools (k-12)
Kidsbank - Students (g. 3-8)
U. S. Mint - Students (g. 3-8)
Kids and Cash - Lesson plan (g. k-5)

 

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Today's Economy

 

New York Times daily lesson plans in economics - Teacher tools (g. 6-12)
Business and the economy - Teacher tools, resource directory
Current events, news for kids - Students (g. 3-8)
World Bank - Teacher tools
Understanding globalization - Lesson plans (g. 9-12)
Causes of poverty - Students (g. 8-12)
Unicef - Voices of Youth - Students (g. 5-12)
China's Economy - Lesson Plan (middle, high)
Federal Reserve Bank for Kids - Students (middle, high)
Business for Teens - Students (middle, high)

 

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Theories of Economy

 

Economic Theories Listed and Explained - Students (high school)

Virtual Developing Country / Zambia - Teacher tools (high school)

Wikipedia - Everyone (interactive encyclopedia resources)
Economics Defined - Students (middle, high)
Social Studies resources online - Students (3-12)
Lesson Plans on Economics for Elementary Grades - Teacher tools (k-5)
Theory for kids - Lesson plans - (g. 6-12)

 

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Principles and Practices of American Government

 

American Women's History: A Research Guide - Teacher tools
African American Family History Research - Teacher tools
Beginning Research in American History (Yale) - Teacher tools
Jewish-American History and Anthropology - Teacher tools
Writing a history research paper - Students (middle, high)
Smithsonian Research on American History Library - Students (middle, high)
American History Theme Units - Teacher tools (elementary, middle)
Sally Hemings/Thomas Jefferson, one point of view - Teacher tools (high school)
American Maritime History - Teacher tools
Research on World Disasters - Teacher tools
Kids.gov - Students (g. k-12)
America's Story - Interactive for students (g. 3-8)

 

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The Founding Documents

 

The National Archives - Teacher tools (g. 3-12)

Text of U.S. Constitution etc. - Teacher tools (g. 6-12)

The Bill of Rights - Everyone

The Declaration of Independence - Everyone

The Declaration of Independence versus the Communist Manifesto Lesson Plan - Lesson plan (HS)

National Constitution Center Teacher Resources - Teacher tools

Yale Avalon Project, Documents in Law, History and Diplomacy - Teacher tools (HS)

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Citizenship Rights and Responsibilities

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Civics and Government

 

General Civics Lessons Plans - Lesson plans (k-12)

    

Authority, Responsibility, Power

 

How to become a U.S. Citizen - Students (g. 3 - 5)
How to become a U.S. Citizen - Students (g. 9 - 12)

American citizens resources - Teacher tools (k-12)

Elections and Voting Lesson Plans - Lesson plans (g. 3-8)

Center for Civic Education Sample Lessons - Lesson plans (g. 3-8)

Duties and responsibilities of citizenship - Students (9-12)

Civics Lessons - Lesson plans (k-12)

Elementary School Citizenship Links - Students (k-6)

Ohio Junior Chamber of Commerce - Students (8-12)

The Future of Internet Voting - Teacher tools

The Democracy Project - Interactive citizenship for kids - Students (g. 3-8)

 

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Social Studies Skills and Methods

 

Social Research links - Teacher tools
Using political cartoons in the classroom - Teacher tools
Beginning Research in American History (Yale) - Teacher tools
American Historical Association - Teacher tools
Researching in history - Students (high school)
American History Research - Students (high school)
Ancestors - Genealogy as History - Teacher tools (middle, high)
Local history in the cemetery - Lesson plan (adapt for high school)
Dig - Archaeology for kids - Students (g. 3-9)
Research on World Disasters - Students (g. 4-9)
Archaeology and Anthropology links for teachers - Teacher tools

 

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Hangman - cities and countries
a- Select a category:
Capital Cities Countries

b- Activate Random


Rules of the game:
a- Choose a category.
b- Activate a random word.
c- Guess letter one at a time then push "Enter" button.
- Bad guesses will be counted against you.
- You are allowed wrong guesses equal too the length of the mysterious word.
- The counter down the page shows how many bad guesses remain.
c-
Warning! You only have bad guess before you lose!.
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City Capital:
Country's Name:
Location:
Language:
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Area:
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