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seureference"The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) is the nation's record keeper. Of all documents and materials created in the course of business conducted by the United States Federal government, only 1%-3% are so important for legal or historical reasons that they are kept by us forever."
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justinlogan10Test
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athimescThe national Archives gives teachers access to creative lesson plans and activities centered around primary sources while allowing both teachers and students to search through U.S. History via their records, photos and documents. This website allows for easy search by key words, a characteristic that students will find beneficial as they research specific topics.
Lesson plans based on primary sources Collections Digital library content-area
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davidcevoliThe homepage of the US National Archives.
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bwebb5NARA has a variety of records and primary sources that are available online and are free to use. They also have lesson plans and professional development opportunities for teachers.
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ksilveira13Not only does the National Archives offer a "teachers' resources" tab, but also the opportunity to browse the archives to find other resources.
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Trish ZiffThe National Archives maintains and preserves the seminal archives of the United States including primary source documents, photos, and other records. The site includes resources for teachers that can be used in the classroom and opportunities for summer professional development. The site is very useful for any history teacher in particular, AP US History and AP Government. The site is also useful for developing lesson that encourage the reading of informational texts. Teachers of AP English Language will find the resources for rhetorical analysis useful.
APA Citation
National Archives and Records Administration. (n.d.) National Archives. Retrieved from http://www.archives.govAP_English Gifted_Strategies Gifted_Resources Professional_Development
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Larry ZuaresBillions of images, videos, and digital documents can be found and integrated into projects.
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hpbookmarksThe country's largest record keeper. It houses approximately 9 billion pages of textual records; 7.2 million maps, charts, and architectural drawings; more than 20 million still photographs, and more. The "Teachers' Resources" page heading provides access to lesson ideas, primary documents, etc. Check out DocsTeach- link on top right. "Educators can "find and create learning activities with primary source documents that promote historical thinking skills." Use the more than 3000 original documents from the National Archives to create rich, online learning experiences for students. Tip: Use the interactive learning activity tools to help students 'think like historians.'" American Association of School Libraries recommendation." There are free ebooks available under "Publications."
maps government library archive records lessons documents american photographs photos primary sources teaching teachers history social studies
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chelsihum12search: sign the declaration of independence. Students can each sign the declaration, print, and take home the declaration with their signature.
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Steven MontgomeryThe National Archives. Military Records, etc.
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Douglass RamsThe site wasn't necessarily created with kids in mind; you won't see bright colors or other elements that make it feel like it was designed for younger users. But its content can be used to help kids learn about history, the U.S. population, government, and genealogy, among other topics, and kids can use the site to conduct research for papers, reports, and other assignments.
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Michele MathiesonAlan spoke about the wealth of documents available on this site.
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carly_marshallListen to famous speeches.
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Kelsey KronawitterThe National Archives is a vast resource for a multitude of primary sources.
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