This is the main website for all of the Smithsonian Museums. There are links to online exhibitions, their own interactive flicker website, as well as the broadcast of the Smithsonian channel that has many great history topics for episodes. There is also a data base to use to search for resources by topic and standards. Each Smithsonian Museum also has their own website with lots of addition resources I recommend using. Two of their other websites I use are the Nation History Museum website which has lots of American History Recourses such as the lesson explorer. Another museum I use is the National American Art Museum. Here you can search their collections, zoom in on art, and make appointments for virtual conferences for guest speakers. There are a lot options for how you can use this website for information or projects.
National website for history fair for teachers and students
Lots of resources for American History. Online text book, exhibits, primary resources, ect...
National Council for History Education has professional development and lots of links.
Smithsonian archives of American art, and classroom resources, lessons, field trip ect..
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This is a list of resources to start with to conduct your research for your history fair projects. Remember Primary sources are eye witness information from the people who experienced it or the actual event in history. Secondary sources are information written about people or an event by someone w...
Updated on Jun 16, 10
Created on Jun 16, 10
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