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Book Club Resources
· Grade 8 Recommendations

A listing of 8th Grade Book Club Recommendations relating to TAH 3 Mendocino and US History

· Book Club Recommendations - Grade 11

A listing of 11th Grade Book Club Recommendations relating to TAH 3 Mendocino and US History

Shared TAH Resources
· Sonoma State TAH Shared Lesson Plans 8th-11th Grade

A listing of shared TAH lesson plans available for download for the above noted grade levels.

· Sonoma State TAH Shared Lesson Plans 4th-5th Grade

A listing of shared TAH lesson plans available for download for the above noted grade levels.

Star Testing Resources
· California Dept. of Ed: 8th Grade - STAR Test Questions

Released test questions are taken from the Grade 6–8 History/Social Science Standards Test.

· California Dept. of Ed: 11th Grade - STAR Test Questions

Released test questions are taken from the Grade 11 U.S. History/Social Science Standards Test.

Additional Resources
· 200 Notable Days in the US Senate

Prepared by the Senate Historical office, 200 Notable Days presents 200 "historical minutes" featuring some of the Senate's most interesting and dramatic moments.

· Constitutional Rights Foundation

"This Month In History" calendar from the Constitutional Rights Foundation.

· Federal Reserve - Education & Teacher Resources

Instructional materials and tools that can increase your understanding of the Federal Reserve, economics and financial education.

· Free Teaching Resources from Izzit.org

Offering of free teaching resources for classroom use.

· Free Teacher/Student Homework & Study Help from HippoCampus.com

Provides high-quality, multimedia content on general education subjects to high school and college students free of charge.

· History Channel

"Today In History" newsletter, available from The History Channel website.

· How to Distinguish Between Primary & Secondary Sources

A guide which introduces and defines teaching with primary and secondary resources.

· Jackdaws American & World History Primary Source Documents

Jackdaw is your personal archive of hands-on primary source materials.

· Library of Congress

Search and use primary sources from the collections of the Library of Congress.

· National Archives & Records Administration (NARA)

Search and use primary sources from the collections of the National Archives.

· National History Education Clearinghouse

Central online location for accessing high-quality resources in K-12 U.S. history education

· Parks Online Resourses for Teachers & Students (PORTS)

California State Parks PORTS program provides teachers and students with complete units of study and live videoconferences.

· Presidential Libraries

Courtesy of Whitehouse.gov, links to every Presidential library from Hoover to Clinton.

· Primary Source Research in Elementary School

A guide to teaching students about primary sources; what they are, their great variety, and how they can be analyzed.

· Repositories of Primary Sources

A listing of over 5000 websites describing holdings of manuscripts, archives, rare books, historical photographs, and other primary sources for the research scholar.

· Smithsonian Education

Thematically arranged teaching resources from across the Smithsonian, selected for their relevance to classroom curriculum and national education standards.

· Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

Dynamic reference work maintains academic standards while evolving and adapting in response to new research.

· Thematic Approach to Teaching United States History

An explanation of the advantages of thematic teaching, which includes downloadable handouts and articles.

· U.S. House of Representatives Educational Resources

Resources for teachers provided by the United States House of Representatives pertaining to the legislative process, archives of historical documents and the U.S. Constitution.

· Using Museums as an Educational Resource

Informational PDF file from the Frazier Museum of International History.

· Using Primary Sources in the Classroom

Suggestions for student activities utilizing materials from the Library of Congress Historical Collections.

· Using Primary Sources on the Web

Detailed guide to understanding, finding, evaluating and citing web-based resources.

· Women In Congress

New resource from the Office of the Historian at the US House of Representatives

 

 

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