With
4th of July coming, the focus turns to US history. US history lessons are core
subject in middle school and high school. If learning about US history, you'll
love these websites loaded with free
printable US history lessons, social studies activities activities,
government and history homework help. Get free printable US history
worksheets, maps, social studies and history based activities,
resources, online history lessons, Powerpoint presentations, virtual US history
museums, primary sources and documents, and much more.
If
you don't enjoy US history, you've come to the right place, too! These sites
offer US history lessons and social studies activities, homework help galore.
You can use free printable social studies activities by downloading or using
online. Use search functions on these websites to get homework help with the
most challenging US history questions.
Free
Government Lessons has free printable US history lessons. The site is overflowing with government
lessons, social studies activities and links that cover all aspects of American
history. Here's a very complete site for US history lessons and free printable social studies materials--The History Channel. Each of the shows and
series on The History Channel has links and free printable social studies
worksheets use in the classroom and American history homework help.
Here's
a site with free printable
American history lesson plans and Powerpoint presentations--Mr. Donn. This site covers
early explorers, native Americans, 13 colonies, revolution, westward expansion,
immigration, industrialization, 20th century, women, civil rights, economics,
documents, symbols, presidents and much more. Mr. Donn is a web guru on American history lessons.
The
Library of Congress is the source for free printable American history primary sources, documents, artifacts, and information on US
history. This institution is itself historic and has always been the guardian
of knowledge in the United States. So this is a natural source to explore for
lessons on US History.
PBS
is the best source for American history homework help. PBS gets access to the best materials
world-wide. There are a multitude of lesson plans for the shows. Look for
"American Experience" and other US history shows.
CNN
is your news history source for pictures and stories. In journalism, stories
and photos are kept in the 'morgue'; a huge clearinghouse of all the
information collected and published by that media. Check out any local or
national news source site for access to it's 'morgue' Select the archives link
for access to 1000's of news articles for social studies activities.
National
Parks Service was set up to act as caretakers and docents for our nation's
historic sites and artifacts. Each park is a story in itself. Here are American history
lessons. Another government
website for you to utilize to get student excited about history is EDsitement.
Get free printable American history worksheets and homework help.
Fun
History? Sure! This site utilizes differentiated instruction types which
teaches to students' different learning styles. Student's investigate History
as a detective. American history
lessonsinclude cartoons,
brochures, dialog, drama, interviews, letters, journals, maps, demonstrations,
poems, songs, speeches, painting, newspaper, story-writing, slogans, timelines,
trading cards, etc. This is a pay site, but it offers free lesson for you.
