World History
This is a great website that allows students to complete some simple Pre-historic activities, such as creating a neolithic dinner. Its a fun way for students in World History I or AP World History to explore the world of the Neolithic individual, how they survived, what they ate, and where they lived. Great as a whole class or explored by individual students.
- So Much For Tv, Violence And Society: Actually These Are Quite Peaceful Times
So Much for TV, Violence and Society: Actually These are Quite Peaceful Times. Do you think most of us live in violent times? If you are in Iraq or Sudan, you might indeed be living in a violent world. For most of us though, we have it rather peaceful...
- Northumberland Rock Art
Northumberland Rock Art - Provides Web access to the Beckensall Archive which is a large database of panels of rock art by Neolithic and Early Bronze Age people in Northumberland in the north east of England. Also includes tutorials, maps, video, audio,...
- Teaching With Historic Places
Teaching with Historic Places. This is an excellent ERIC Digest by Kathleen Hunter from 1994. It deals with teaching K-12 students about history using the local community as a classroom. Eleven years later, this program stills seems to be in place at...
- Test Prep
I am toying with how to use this test prep for the NYRegents exam. It is not quite in the same format that I give my students, but it has most of what you and I cover for world history. For example, under belief systems you will find Shintoism, Confucianism,...
- The Lascaux Cave
The French Government has sponsored a phenomenal website which gives users a virtual tour of the Lascaux cave, including descriptions of each drawing, its importance and meaning, as well as individual breakdowns of specific parts of each drawing. A really...
World History
The Mysteries of Catalhoyuk
This is a great website that allows students to complete some simple Pre-historic activities, such as creating a neolithic dinner. Its a fun way for students in World History I or AP World History to explore the world of the Neolithic individual, how they survived, what they ate, and where they lived. Great as a whole class or explored by individual students.
- So Much For Tv, Violence And Society: Actually These Are Quite Peaceful Times
So Much for TV, Violence and Society: Actually These are Quite Peaceful Times. Do you think most of us live in violent times? If you are in Iraq or Sudan, you might indeed be living in a violent world. For most of us though, we have it rather peaceful...
- Northumberland Rock Art
Northumberland Rock Art - Provides Web access to the Beckensall Archive which is a large database of panels of rock art by Neolithic and Early Bronze Age people in Northumberland in the north east of England. Also includes tutorials, maps, video, audio,...
- Teaching With Historic Places
Teaching with Historic Places. This is an excellent ERIC Digest by Kathleen Hunter from 1994. It deals with teaching K-12 students about history using the local community as a classroom. Eleven years later, this program stills seems to be in place at...
- Test Prep
I am toying with how to use this test prep for the NYRegents exam. It is not quite in the same format that I give my students, but it has most of what you and I cover for world history. For example, under belief systems you will find Shintoism, Confucianism,...
- The Lascaux Cave
The French Government has sponsored a phenomenal website which gives users a virtual tour of the Lascaux cave, including descriptions of each drawing, its importance and meaning, as well as individual breakdowns of specific parts of each drawing. A really...