18 February 2007
Arctic Artifacet -
Think like an Archeologist and learn about artifacts
Yesterday and Today - Webrangers
(via)The people of Wupatki had the same needs 800 years ago that we have today. They needed shelter from the weather, they needed clothing, and they needed food and water. How they met those same needs was probably different from how we do today. Fun and educational interactive activity: Drag what we use today to what the people of Wupatki used for the same purposes 800 years ago.
Intrigue of the Past:
Although centered on North Carolina early Native American History, there is a great deal of high quality information, lesson plans and classroom activities geared for grades 4-8 . Covers paleoindians, Archaic, Woodland, and Mississipian periods.
10 February 2007
Timeline of Native American Cultures in Nebraska
Brief summary of paleo, archaic, woodland, and contact periods
Mammoth Mystery
Discover archelogy clues about the Paleo-Indians and the Wooly Mammoth
03 December 2006
Canada: Northern Research Portal: For Kids
by 1 otherThis website contains information about the northern countries. On this site, you can be a detective, looking at images and writing about and by people of the North to try to discover the story they tell. Or, you can look at exhibits, where other people have told one story based on the same information. But is there only one story to tell? You decide!
29 October 2006
Canada
Nicely organized list of links for students researching Canada.
31 August 2006
Landscape Change Program
by 1 otherA wonderful website to see past pictures of your hometown.The Landscape Change Program,
at the University of Vermont, is a virtual collection of images that documents 200 years of Vermont’s changing face. We have thousands of views of Vermont as it was and as it is, online and free
to everyone.
