Articles related to "History Projects"

Make costumes inspired by homeschool history lessons. Find patterns for time period costumes online and at the library for a hands-on history project.

The life experiences of loved ones should be remembered long after they are gone, and oral histories make that possible.

The annual American literary event offered something for book lovers of every age and genre.

Projects and programs promoting the achievements of African Americans introduce students and parents to a rich history of diversity and inclusiveness in school classrooms

Have your child or students make an arrowhead out of self-hardening or polymer clay.

June 16th was a special day for Ben Franklin. Color this picture and discover why.

Planning a geography project that includes group presentations can address many areas of a particular culture through a variety of creative formats enjoyed by students.

The Greatest Generation Interview Project allows students to learn interviewing, memoir writing, historical research, and organizing the data for future reference.

Have students take responsibility for their own learning as you teach about each president this February.

An immigration project in the history classroom allows all learners to demonstrate knowledge through creative approaches and cooperative based learning activities.

Courageous women across cultures and ages have had a powerful and positive impact on American culture and success since the country began.

As one of the funniest and most imaginative films to play this years' festival circuit this is a fine example of emerging South Korean cinema.

Since the United States of America was founded, women have made courageous and positive contributions to the national landscape.

A brief biography of Robert A. Millikan, who won the 1923 Nobel prize in physics for his famous Millikan oil drop experiment.

Errol Morris' documentary, The Fog of War, looks critically at the Vietnam War with former Secretary of Defense McNamara reflecting on past war strategies and decisions.

Family history enthusiasts need contact with like-minded people who will discuss ideas and information, share disappointments and discoveries.

The second part of this three-part series of articles will explore the processes by which historical narratives are in or excluded from collective consciousness.

This third and last article in this series will explore the potential of breaking the silence with which so many have lived for too long.

With counterfeiting all the rage in Colonial America, it took a mother and housewife to turn it into a successful business.

New York City plunged into darkness in 1965, 1977 and 2003. The City reacted differently on each occasion, reflecting the social, economic and cultural mores of the time.

Feeling lazy or lost about where to go? A public library is a one-stop resource for many different kinds of family history information.

A guide for parents on how to help their child write an autobiography or do a family tree project for school.

Teachers allowing student-made videos in conjunction with projects or other presentation assignments should ensure absolute transparency throughout the entire process.

Susan B. Anthony's fight for the right of women to vote was preceded by her involvement in the abolitionist movement to rid the United States of slavery.

Build a dedicated 24 hour/7 days a week campus through intranet and Internet infrastructures.

The Clock Tower, which houses the iconic bell known as 'Big Ben' is not the original clock tower to stand at Westminster Palace.

Hosting a party, submitting an interview to the Library of Congress, or a picnic at a war memorial are only a few ways to honor Veterans Day.

Dartmoor National Park Authority in the UK has scores of eco-friendly activities. And it's accessible to wheelchairs, walkers, bikes, foot, train, and car.

A tween can certainly learn a lot from having a good relationship with her grandparents.

Following the fire that devastated the Palace of Westminster on 16th October 1834, building had begun. The next job was to construct a bell.

Having won the right to design the new Palace of Westminster, Sir Charles Barry turned to his assistant to help design the tower that houses the iconic bell 'Big Ben'.

There are signs that people, crippled by the financial crisis, are beginning to take out their anger on the elites, just as they did in the French Revolution.