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Social Studies Resources
Scott Foresman Social Studies
Communities
Around the World
BBC
Interactive Activities
Curriculum activities for all ages and subjects National Archives & Records
Administration
Women in History
A Colonial Family
NCES
KidsZone
Congress
for Kids
Take a tour of the Federal Government, learn all about the history of Congress,
take the interactive quizzes as you learn, and complete fun crossword puzzles.
White House for
Kids
President Bush's State of the Union Letter to Children, Lessons of Liberty,
and gifts to Afghan children.
Kids
in the House
An interacive site to help students learn about the United States House of
Representatives.
Free Civics Lesson Plans -http://www.iCivics.org/
US
Fact Finder For Kids - Census Information
US State facts
NetStates
50 States
The US 50
USA Games
Department
of Justice for Kids
What happens inside a courtroom? What are the Internet Do's and Don't's? How
can kids get involved in crime prevention? Get information on the FBI, civil
rights issues, and more Library of Congress
Includes exhibits, prints, photographs, collections, the Global Electronic
Library and LOCIS, a searching tool for online databases.
National
Geographic for Kids
GeoSpy
CIA's
Homepage for Kids
Information written for kids on the CIA's history, World Factbook, CIA
Seal, "Who
We Are and What We Do," the Director of Central Intelligence, CIA Canine
Corps, Aerial Photography Pigeons, and more.
Lewis
and Clark
Biographies
of America's Founding Fathers Links to Signers of the Constitution
Colonial Hall
Biographies The
American Revolution Project:
National
Archives: The Signers of the Constitution
Our
Documents -Premier site of documents which impacted the history of
the United States. Includes special milestone documents of the week, timeline,
free teacher sourcebook with lessons, student and teacher competitions
and more.
Soldier-Statesmen
of the Constitution
The
British Monarchy
Teacher Resources
Teams
Educational Resources
Primary
Sources Grades
K-3
Primary
Sources Grade
4-5
Primary
Sources Grade
6-8
Government
Links
U.S.
History Links
World
History Links
The
Role of Civic Education Links
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