Teaching Resources
Encourage your students to visit historical sites for free on National Park Service Fee Free Days! [...] »
Earth Day gives students a chance to consider how human relationships with the natural environment have changed over time. [...] »
Discover historic landscapes with this guide to reading the land produced by the University of Wisconsin at Madison. [...] »
Get students thinking about planning and prediction in the past with this game on resource management. [...] »
Watch Smithsonian curator Barbara Clark Smith discuss John Smith’s Map of Virginia published in London in 1612. [...] »
Need to understand the theory behind maps as a history education tool? Look no further. [...] »
Have you always wanted to use maps in your classroom, but been unsure how to do so? [...] »
Bring geography into the history classroom with resources from Google Earth. [...] »
Young students locate themselves on a map and explore spatial relationships among geographic features. [...] »
