• EDSITEment! Lesson Plans

  National Endowment for the Humanities | Jul 28, 2020

  This resource offer synchronous lesson plans that can be adapted to remote teaching.
• The Animated Bayeux Tapestry

  Potion Pictures; David Newton, animation and direction; Marc Sylvan, music and sound design. | Jul 28, 2020

  This video depicts events leading up to to the Norman Invasion of Britain in 1066.
• Teaching with Historic Places

  National Park Service | Jul 28, 2020

  Teaching with Historic Places offers a series of more than 160 classroom-ready lesson plans that use historic sites as a means for exploring American history.
• Digital Newberry

  The Newberry Library | Jul 28, 2020

  Explore the Newberry Library through digital collections, scholarly publications, research tools, interactive resources, educational tools, and online exhibitions.

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• Southern Spaces

  Emory University Center for Digital Scholarship | Jul 28, 2020

  Developed for teachers, students, and researchers, these educational resources gather Southern Spaces' open-access online journal publications into several fields of...
• Edutopia

  George Lucas Educational Foundation | Jul 28, 2020

  This resource allows K-12 teachers to explore and share tips, strategies, and resources for teaching students in the social sciences.
• Freedom on the Move

  Cornell University, Cornell University Library, Cornell Institute for Social and Economic Research, University of Alabama University of New Orleans, University of Kentucky, The Ohio State University, University of North Carolina Greensboro University Libraries | Jul 27, 2020

  Freedom on the Move is a database of fugitives from American slavery that aids in rediscovering the stories of self-liberating people.
• The History of Paper Money

  Extra Credits, LLC | Jul 27, 2020

  This is an animated global history of “money” as an object of economic exchange around the world and across times periods. 
• U.S. History Scene

  Rhae Lynn Barnes & Jenni Ostwinkle, U.S. History Scene | Jul 27, 2020

  U.S. History Scene provides educators with free digital resources, selected by historians, that teachers can incorporate into their curriculum.

 

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