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Pre-Columbian
Indians
Maya, Aztec, and Inca
MrDonn.org: Daily Life in the Maya Empire
Welcome to the World of the Maya
MrDonn.org: The Incredible Incas- Daily Life in the Inca Empire
MrDonn.org: Aztec Empire- Lessons and Activities for K-12 Teachers and Students
The History of Chocolate
Mrs. Donn's Ancient Civilizations
Aztec Civilization:
Religion, farming, the arts, the conquest
Aztec Religion: Encyclopedia Britannica
Aztec Food and Religion
Aztec Culture
Aztec History
Aztec Religion
Aztec Religion:Homework Center
The Aztec Physical Appearance
Aztecs: Empire, Life, and History
Food Timeline:Aztec,Maya, and Inca Foods
Aztec Government
The Aztecs and the Maya: Middle School Project
The Spread of the Aztec Culture
Mexican and Aztec History
The Ancient Aztecs: Aztec Life
Aztec Dress
The Aztec Society: Mexico for Kids
Aztecs: Social Structure and Government
Aztecs:Mexicolore
Images of Everyday Aztec Life
Aztefacts
MexKids
Chocolate: Food of the Gods
CyberSleuthKids:Ancient Civilizations
Aztec Resources
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Social Studies Standards-5th Grade Student Performance Skills
Massachusetts Frameworks for Social Studies
5th Grade Social Studies Skills/Links
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Explorers of the New World
Mrs. Passetto's Explorers of the New World Projects
Treasures from the Past: An Exploration WebQuest Designed by
Denise Schoettlin
Kathi Mitchell's Super Site of Explorers Links
Explorers-Activities and Quizzes
Drop-Down Menu for Explorers
Explorers of the New World
Chart of Early Explorers: 1000-1682
A complete list of explorers, nationality, and achievement
Enchanted
Learning: Explorers
Other links just "discovered":
Henry Hudson
European Explorers-Elementary Themes
European Explorers-Age of Exploration
Empire of the Bay:Henry Hudson's Path Into the Bay
Why Explorers Explored the World
Spanish Explorers
English Explorers
French Explorers
Games on Explorers--Lots of Fun!
Latitude: The Art and Science of Fifteenth-Century Navigation
Explorer Hot Topic List
The Columbus Navigation Homepage
Columbus's Ships
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Early
America
Classroom Connect::American History for Grades K-6
Explore the World of Early America
Your
Window to Early America
Web Quest-The Founding of the Thirteen Original Colonies
Social Studies: Colonies
Africans
in America: The British Colonies.
Find out about the reasons for slavery in the colonies. Be sure to put
your cursor over the
colonies to find out about each colony.
Agriculture
and Education in Colonial America.
Follow the slide show to learn about Jamestown, Plymouth, and Georgia.
American
Centuries...View from New England
Explore American history using artifacts and documents from a New
England museum.
The
American Colonies and Colonial Life.
Find many facts and a great deal of information about the original 13
Colonies.
Includes maps, charts, and links to many other sources.
Colonial
America
Browse the timeline for links to early colonies, famous leaders and
events.
Colonial
America: 1492-1763.
Jump back in time to Colonial America.
Timeline, pictures, and information. Be sure to click on the More button
for a list of topics.
Colonial
America 1600-1775.
Lots of links to information about history, education, medicine, art,
architecture and more.
Colonial
Era Webquest
Explore the resources at this site to find out about Colonial America.
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Colonial Kids.
Find out about home, school, transportation,chores and Native American friends.
Colonial
Williamsburg: A Day in the Life
Visit
the Day in the Life Online Activities. Virtually dress the people of
that time period.
Colonial Williamsburg
Almanack.
Click History Explorer to find
out about people's houses, jobs, food, religion, politics, tools and clothing.
Jamestown
Rediscovery.
What was life like in 1607?
Be sure to click the Our Exhibits link to see online exhibits.
Jamestowne Society.
Find out about John Smith, Pocahontas, how the settlers
survived. Includes the charter and timeline.
Lost Colony of Roanoke.
What happened to the colony of Roanoke.
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New France ABC
Click on “ABC”, then click on “Start”.
Select Level 3. Click on letters B, K,N, P, Q, V and W
to learn about life in New France and interactions with the Native Americans.
New France is
...
Click on the underlined words to learn more.
New Netherland Virtual Tour HomePage
Scroll to the bottom of the page to begin your tour.
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Plimoth Plantation Museum Page.
Information about the 1627 Pilgrim village, crafts, and homes with links to
the Mayflower, Thanksgiving and Wampanoags.
Really Neat Books.
Do you know what a hornbook was made of? Or what a battledore
was used for?
St Augustine,
America's Ancient City
Find out about the events, the people
and look at artifacts from
1565 to 1800.
13 Originals.
Information and maps about the colonies.
Understanding
Slavery.
Explore the remarkable life
of Olaudah Equiano through his own words and witness a slave auction.
Virtual Tour of Plimoth
Plantation.
Visit Plimoth Plantation to
see the daily life of the Pilgrims.
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Welcome to the French Frontier 1700-1800.
Click on people, objects, timeline and activities for colonial times in Illinois.
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Within These Walls.
Go back in time and hear the stories of five families who have lived in a house in
Ipswich, Massachusetts over the past 200 years ago.
You Be the Historian.
See if you can learn what life was like 200 years ago for
a family in New Castle, Delaware.
Social Studies for Kids
US Government
Ben's Guide to U.S. Government for Kids
U.S. Government Links for Kids and Students
National Geography GeoBee Challenge
Test Your Geography:USA Quiz
Online Activities for Social Studies
Top List Ranking
Top Sites List
