History/Social Studies Curriculum
The NCSS engages and supports educators all over the United States in improving Social Studies curriculum and enhancing the way students learn about their place in our democracy.
The Constitution Center bring the US Constitution to life in an interactive and involved way which helps students learn in a fun way.
Sponsored by UCLA, the NCHS provides curriculum to help educators teach American and World History in accordance with national standards.
American History resources for educators provided by the National Archives including lesson plans & activities, school tours, primary resources, and state & regional resources.
Students can use this website to travel through historical events and learn what happened first hand.
Teacher resources on World History, American History, and Environmental History.
Go Social Studies Go provides a unique and fun way to look at history that will keep students interested and engaged.
For units to have purpose, they need to grow as living documents. We encourage teachers to adapt these units and then come together and share their ideas and experiences towards this curriculum through the Knowledge Base of New Visions.
Educational Technology and Mobile Learning is a website that provides resources on educational web tools and mobile apps for teachers and educators. The website provides free teachers guides on how to better integrate technology into his/her teaching and developed in a simple step by step process
edHelper.com provides plenty of lesson plans for teachers to implement into their classroom in all subject necessary for elementary education.
An online collection of documents, virtual exhibits, and other multimedia resources covering the whole of American History. This website also provides an online textbook.
A collection of over 150,000 Historical Maps available for free viewing online. The site also includes news articles and videos explaining historical cartography.