| Teaching American Presidents |
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| Museum of
American History |
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InteractiveWebsite dedicated to the Presidency |
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socialstudiesforkids |
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Information on American Presidents in an easy format for all students |
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| Brain
Pop |
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Find out facts about Thomas Jefferson, one of my absolute favorite presidents. |
| History as Science |
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| Museum of Science | |
Fascinating way to explore Leonardo da Vinci's life |
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| American
Museum
of
Natural
History |
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An interactive archaelogical experience |
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| Nutrients for Life |
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A new way to highlight current events. Students envision ways to solve social challenges. |
| Famous Figures in History |
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| Digital
History |
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Students can look at images of
artifacts from Frederick Douglas, a
famous African American political mind. |
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| BBC |
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This site is good for middle
school and high school research papers for
famous figures in Social Studies. This link will show a page on
William Shakespeare, though figures throughout the world and historical
periods can be found. |
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| The
Famous
People |
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This is another educational link
for middle and high school students
who are seeking information for research papers. This link will take
you to a page on William Wallace, however students will be able to find
information on many figures throughout history. |
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