General Elementary

• Tammy’s Tidbits

• Marcia’s Lesson Links

• EduHound

• Lessons Index

• Grade K-2 Themes

• Grade 3-5 Themes

• ABC Teach

• Enchanted Learning: contains all subject matter

• Teacher2Teacher Resources

General Links

• National Council for the Social Studies

• PowerPoint Games

• PowerPoint

• PowerPoint Samples and Templates

• Alabama Virtual Library

• Library of Congress

• RefDesk

• Explore, teaching tips for all disciplines

• Maps, Maps, and More Maps!

• Graphic Organizers

• American Memory Primary source material from the collection of the Library of Congress.

• Quia

General Middle School

• American Memory is a gateway to rich primary source materials relating to the history and culture of the United States. The site offers more than 7 million digital items from more than 100 historical collections.

• America's Story- The Library of Congress

• America- The Great Melting Pot

• World War I Cartoons

• The Great War- This interactive gallery will allow you to follow the changing face of eastern Europe during many of the critical events of the Great War. 

• Encyclopedia of the First World War

• A photocopiable worksheet of World War One poems, complete with questions.

• The League of Nations - Role Playing Game

• Significant Accomplishments of the Industrial Revolution-Students Identify the major technological advances and identify key individuals and their accomplishments during the Industrial Revolution. Activity sheets included for identifying people and their inventions, and writing a journal, and completing a biography.

• Industrial Revolution on the Web - Clearinghouse of information, games and activities, links, and resources on the industrial revolution.

• Stereoscopic Visions of War and Empire is an interpretive archive of 3-D stereoscopic photographs of the Spanish-American and Philippine-American wars, the colonies acquired by the United States at the turn of the century, and other representations of imp

• Welcome To Electronic Ellis Island- A Virtual Heritage Museum - Celebrate The Diversity Of The Many Cultures Around Our World Through The Eyes Of Children

• A bundle of sites from the "Roaring 20s" and the Great Depression

• Links to Great Depression Resources

• Welcome to the Franklin D. Roosevelt Library, Museum, and Digital Archives, an on-line resource devoted to fulfilling Franklin Roosevelt’s dream of making the records of the past available “for the use of men and women in the future.” Through this site,

• D Day activity. Background to the D Day landings and events leading up to D Day. This exercise is an Action Maze. You will be presented with a series of situations; in each situation you will need to make a decision on the best way to proceed.

• Experience the Pacific War with the click of a mouse.

• World War II Links and Sites 

• World Wars- World War I and World War II. Also over 400 more  links broken into categories- World War I and  World War II

• John Fitzgerald Kennedy Library

• LBJ Library and Museum 

• The United States Immigration Home page

Geography

• World Explorers- Teacher-created online quiz about world explorers.

• United Nations- Cyber School Bus-This site  has information on the international organizations, global issues, world documents and other international and contemporary issues.

• NASAexplores online lessons and resources

History

• History Timelines (Alternatime)

• The Digital Resource Guides provides links to American history web sites by period and provide historical overviews, readings (online textbook chapter, Reader's Companion) primary source documents (documents, maps, cartoons), teaching resources (chronologies, maps, quizzes), audio-visual resources, and additional resources.

• National Archives Digital Classroom

• Exploration- The Americas-an interesting site that incorporates the study of history with the study of the creative works of the times

• Colonial America. Lots of links to web resources

• The Plimoth Plantation. A Living History Museum of the 17th Century Plymouth Colony

• The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History promotes the study and love of American history. The site contains thousands of digital artifacts related to American history and over a dozen lesson modules

• American Revolution Resources  (Everything you could need)

• American Presidents. (PBS) Teacher's Guide to The Presidents' Web site offers a range of activities and resources to help teachers integrate core themes, events, and ideas from the American presidency into the classroom.

• New Deal Network . THE resource for material on the Great Depression and New Deal policies

• The Renaissance-This Web site offers an interactive overview of life in the Renaissance.

• History Matters  Designed for high school teachers of U.S. history courses. A gateway for web resources and other useful materials for teaching U.S. history.

• Awesome Stories.

•  Enlightenment Eras- Martin Luther-This site is devoted to Religious Reformation and Enlightenment Eras during the time of Martin Luther. The three sites will introduce the student to the life and times of this Protestant reformer.

• Absolutism-The Internet Modern History Sourcebook is one of series of history primary sourcebooks.

• A Journey Through the Renaissance

• Scientists and Inventors of the Renaissance

• The Age of Enlightenment-An interesting site that incorporates the study of history with the study of the creative works of the times

• Age of Industry-an interesting site that incorporates the study of history with the study of the creative works of the times

• The Victorian Web-Here are excellent source on the whole Victorian Era. It covers all areas from literature to economics to politics.

• Modern World History-This BBC Education history site examines key historical events between 1915 to 1945 including European politics and the Depression. The site includes over 30 animated maps, an animated timeline, interactive quizzes, and a special sect

• The Modern World-an interesting site that incorporates the study of history with the study of the creative works of the times

• The Depression-The Internet Modern History Sourcebook is one of series of history primary sourcebooks.

• Imperialism-The Internet Modern History Sourcebook is one of series of history primary sourcebooks.

• World War- The Trenches-Allows you to explore the "The Great War" at your own pace and in your own manner. The Reference Library is a good place to start.

• Encyclopedia of World War I-Created by teachers and students from several different countries. Each entry includes several pages of narrative, illustrations, and links to other relevant websites.

• The Modern World-an interesting site that incorporates the study of history with the study of the creative works of the times

• The Modern World-an interesting site that incorporates the study of history with the study of the creative works of the times

• World War II Timeline 1917-1945-Provides timelines from WWII, separated by topic. A good resource for teachers and students.

• Who's Who in World War II -Teacher-created online games about important World War II figures.

• The Modern World-an interesting site that incorporates the study of history with the study of the creative works of the times

• Recent Times- 1945- present-An interesting site that incorporates the study of history with the study of the creative works of the times

• Vietnam- Yesterday and Today - this site includes a timeline of the Vietnam War put together by the author, extensive bibliographies of print and nonprint materials, and links to other Vietnam and Vietnam War sites

• Maps of the Cold War-This CNN site has incredible interactive maps from the Cold War on topics such as the Marshall Plan, holders of nuclear weapons, and the line up of countries on each side, and on events such as the Korea War, Chinese Revolution