• A Teacher's Guide to the Holocaust An overview of the people and events of the Holocaust through photographs, documents, art, music, movies, and literature
  • America's Civil War Lots of information, photos, images, and artifacts, and interactive tools to teach about the Civil War
  • America's Rhetoric A database of 5000 text, audio, and video (streaming) public speeches, and more.
  • BBC Interactive History - Includes animations, games, audio and video resources, virtual tours and more.
  • Best of History Web Sites Created for teachers and students, this sites not only has links to the best history websites, it now features links to K-12 history lesson plans, teacher guides, activities, games, quizzes, and more throughout its pages
  • Breaking Down the Walls Students have fun exploring and learning about different cultures from this website designed by 4th and 5th grade students,
  • Congress for Kids Interactive, fun-filled experiences designed to help students learn about the foundation of our federal government and how its actions affect them
  • C-Span Classroom Extensive coverage of 2008 presidential race
  • Digital Docs in a Box Documentary kits containing a collection of annotated documents, images and audio clips primarily from the Library of Congress—all resources are copyright free and easily downloadable.
  • Google Earth: Ancient Rome 3D simulation of ancient Rome. Google Earth must be installed on the computer.
  • iCivics A web-based education project designed to teach students civics and inspire them to be active participants in our democracy. Includes interactive games
  • Jeopardy Games Review Jeopardy games for various subjects/grades.
  • Latest World News on the Map Maps news articles to their location on a map
  • The Learning Network (New York Times) Grade-appropriate (3-12) analysis of news, timely articles, daily new quizzes, and lesson plans
  • The Learning Page (Library of Congress)  Contains lesson plans, features, and activities using the primary sources that are available on the American Memory collection of the Library of Congress
  • Mali - Ancient Crossroads of Africa Includes background knowledge, lesson plans, literature links, and online resources on the West African Empire of Mali.
  • Mr. Donn's American History Many lesson plans, activities and links about American history
  • National Geographic Xpeditions Thousands of ideas, tools, and interactive adventures that bring geography to life.
  • National History Education Clearinghouse Lots of great information and resources for history teachers.
  • Native American and European Contact Web Resources List of resources with content and links dealing with Native Americans and the European contact period.
  • Our Documents.gov Contains lesson plans and  activities that will help them incorporate 100 milestone documents from American history into classroom curriculum.
  • Politics in Colonial Virginia Using primary source documents, you can trace the path the colonists followed to revolution and then the principles the new United States imbedded into its founding documents.
  • Primary Games Variety of activities and games
  • SOL Social Studies Portaportal Links by grade level and SOL
  • Teaching and Learning Virginia K-3 History and Social Science Standards of Learning Includes lesson plans, school connections, literature links, reading strategies, and online resources for kindergarten through grade three.
  • Teaching History with Technology Provides lessons and activities
  • Teaching with Historic Places A variety of products and activities that help teachers bring historic places into the classroom using properties listed in the National Park Service's National Register of Historic Places
  • TerraServer Provides a vast data store of maps and aerial photographs of the United States.
  • US History Connecting the Past to the Present Include lesson plans, video clips, pictures, primary documents, Internet links, graphics, and maps.
  • Virginia Center for Digital History Lesson plans using digital history
  • Virginia Studies: Ready Resources for the Classroom Great website organized by VA SOL including selected instructional resources, background information, and literature connections about the Commonwealth of Virginia
  • Virginia Trekkers Join 4 Henrico ITRTs as they visit the regions of Virginia through video podcasts
  • You Are Here Activities and games to teach key consumer concepts from the FTC.
  • WhoWhatWhen A database of people and events from 1000 A.D. to the present. Create graphic timelines of periods in history and of the lives of individuals
  • Zoom into Maps Offers hundreds of historical maps—maps showing European exploration of the Americas; migration, population and economic activity; the growth of roads, railways, canals, river systems, telephone systems, telegraph routes and radio coverage; landforms, recreational and wilderness areas; troop movements, battle routes and campsites during major U.S. military conflicts; and more