Victoria Wojcik's List: 4th Grade Social Studies

Students can learn more information about the history of the Lost Colony. A video is available to learn more, and students can also view the webpage of the live performance, "The Lost Colony."

Students can use this website to learn more about Tryon Palace, the home of the governor in the original capitol of North Carolina. The page links to many pictures of the interior and grounds of the palace.

Students can use this webpage to determine what was important to the founder's of our state. They can also compare it to what they know about our nation's Bill of Rights.

Teachers can manipulate this site to have the students read the information the teacher wants to convey at that time. This site contains a lot of information about North Carolina's colonization, economic development, and involvement in wars.

This site contains a video about historic New Bern, NC. It provides pictures and information about houses and buildings in New Bern that played a role in our state's history.

This website contains a very in-depth American Indian historial timeline for North Carolina. Teachers can pick and choose which events she wants students to pay attention to or students can read through all the historical events.

This website is a NC Encyclopedia. It contains links to multiple other webpages. The information on the page is about NC's historical past and the current present. Students can learn about important people, government, symbols, etc.