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Michael NelsonThis site provides free lesson plans and other valuable resources for teachers.
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Hannah ProctorLesson plans and primary source materials from the National Archives.
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Sara PalmerA great resource for teachers to use for research and to plan activities for the classroom.
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Mackenzie Woodthis site is great for finding resources for teaching
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Hanna JenkinsResources and lesson plans from the National Archives.
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Neva DyeThis site allows you to show to your students documents that are some of the most important documents to the U.S. It allows you to actually show your students just how important the things that you go over actually are.
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cate gallagherHistorical, primary source documents, photos, records. Resources such as lesson plans, authentic primary sources to use in lessons, state and regional resources, professional development
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Abbey SanbornNational Archive primary sources
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Linda BraunCheck out the National Archives website for teacher resources for teaching history.
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Evelyn MarolfThis site has lesson plans, activities, primary sources, and more all from the national archives.
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Ryan WhiteOfficial site of the National Archives full of educational resources.
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Sandra FeyThe National Archives provides many primary documents. Looking at the site, I also found the teacher resource section really helpful. Some of the things that can be found there are how to find primary resources and how to use them. For teachers and librarian that are new to using this resource, or new a refresher, I think it will really benefit them.
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Amber BlairArchives.gov offers a section designed just for educators. There are lesson plans and reproducible sources that can be used to teach American History. Teachers can find lessons based on specific historical time periods. Educators can also find professional development opportunities. There is a section for state and regional primary resources, but I noticed that Nebraska is not on the list.
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Megan WismerNational Archives website with a lot of great resources. Lesson plans & activities to help planning lessons around primary sources, school tours and activities, links with help to use primary sources. There are also featured activities and resources. Not to mention professional development opportunities!
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Naomi SwordsNational Archives government website created to assist teachers in history instruction.
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gina stefaniniThe National Archives’ Digital Classroom offers a multitude of resources for the use of primary sources in the classroom. With access to copies of primary documents from the holdings of the National Archives of the United States, teachers can develop their own activities and lesson plans that make historical periods come alive for their students or choose from dozens of resources that have already been developed and are featured here.
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Bret BiornstadThe National Archives’ Digital Classroom offers a multitude of resources for the use of primary sources in the classroom. With access to copies of primary documents from the holdings of the National Archives of the United States, teachers can develop their own activities and lesson plans that make historical periods come alive for their students or choose from dozens of resources that have already been developed and are featured here.
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Kevin MeissnerTeaching Aid: This website contains several great historical videos and documents for use as teaching aids. Beyond that, several lesson plans and activities have been made in which students are given an assignment based on a page found in the National Archives
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William PughThe National Archives: Teachers' Resources website is a perfect example of how to provide high quality, useful, and accessible online resources for educators. The site is incredibly simple to navigate and provides enumerable tools to make finding and creating interactive learning activities tied to primary sources easy. We loved the DocsTeach Section, Lesson Plans & Activities, as well as all the other resources provided to help educators make the most out of the National Archives. In addition, they provide links to professional development opportunities for educators, and a multitude of ways to keep up-to-date with all they have to offer including YouTube, Twitter, Flickr, blogs, and much more.
The National Archives has developed this site to give teachers an array of resources to use in their classroom, and their offerings range from first-hand accounts of the Civil War to information about summer teaching workshops. The three main sections on the homepage include "Featured Activity", "Featured Exhibit", and "Professional Development". The "Featured Activity" includes collections of primary documents, accompanied by teaching guides, discussion questions, and other helpful items. One such collection includes "The Constitution at Work", which helps students learn how to analyze a number of key documents and then determine their connection to the U.S. Constitution. On the right-hand side of the page, visitors can find the "News, Events & Notices" area, which includes links to social media, regional events and programs, and information about National History Day.History primary sources national archives documents images media
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Steven McGriffThe National Archives has developed this site to give teachers an array of resources to use in their classroom, and their offerings range from first-hand accounts of the Civil War to information about summer teaching workshops. The three main sections on the homepage include "Featured Activity", "Featured Exhibit", and "Professional Development". The "Featured Activity" includes collections of primary documents, accompanied by teaching guides, discussion questions, and other helpful items. One such collection includes "The Constitution at Work", which helps students learn how to analyze a number of key documents and then determine their connection to the U.S. Constitution. On the right-hand side of the page, visitors can find the "News, Events & Notices" area, which includes links to social media, regional events and programs, and information about National History Day. From The Scout Report, Copyright Internet Scout 2011. http://scout.wisc.edu/
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