As I sometimes do, yesterday I went down a rabbit hole of old National Archives films on YouTube. One of those short films was The Story of ...
As I sometimes do, yesterday I went down a rabbit hole of old National Archives films on YouTube. One of those short films was The Story of ...
After watching some of the Great Depression stories mentioned in my previous post I jumped into a set of videos from the US National Archive...
I subscribe to roughly 300 blogs (honestly, I stopped keeping track a while ago). Usually, when I say that at conference or workshop the fol...
I've written about many resources from the U.S. National Archives in the past. Until today my favorite of their offerings was the Nation...
Yesterday's daily document from the U.S. National Archives was this image of the "Capture of Washington" during the War of 18...
Yesterday's featured document from the U.S. National Archives was President Wilson's address to Congress calling for a declaration ...
The Way We Worked is a small collection of images from the U.S. National Archives. The collection is designed to show the way that work evo...
This afternoon as part of a Primary Resources 2.0 workshop that I conducted ( workshop outline here ), we explored some resources on the Nat...
It's difficult, if not impossible, to teach early U.S. History without discussing the impact of Eli Whitney's cotton gin on the prod...
Last week I shared a list of lesson plans for teaching about historical gold rushes in North America. Yesterday, the National Archives'...
Saturday marked the 108th anniversary of the Wright brothers' first flight. The National Archives marked the anniversary by publishing ...
Now that my school year is over I'm taking a short fly fishing vacation. The posts for the rest of the week highlight my favorite resour...
The US National Archives is an all around good resource for history teachers to have bookmarked. I've written about some of their serv...
The US National Archives is an all around good resource for history teachers to have bookmarked. I've written about some of their serv...
Image Credit: WishUponaCupcake Yesterday, the National Archives' featured document was George Washington's 1789 Thanksgiving Proclam...
If you use primary source documents in your classroom, the Library of Congress Teacher's Page is a site you should check out. A part of...
I've mentioned the daily document feed from the National Archives in the past. The daily feed is a way for US History teachers to collec...
History teachers are known for occasionally making cliche statements like "history repeats itself" or "history is full of pat...
Yesterday's document of the day from the National Archives was a letter sent by Upton Sinclair to President Theodore Roosevelt . In the ...
Yesterday's document from the National Archives' daily document feed was a copy of a proclamation to the people of New Orleans fol...