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Timelines: Timeless Teaching Tools
Across the grades and across the curriculum, teachers treasure the value of timelines. And all the timeline resources you'll need are right at your fingertips! Included: Activity ideas for teachers across the grades!

China: An Ancient Country in a Modern World
As the Chinese New Year approaches, take this opportunity to introduce your students to the history and culture of China and its people. Included: Activities for younger and older students, and links to valuable teaching resources!



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Summer Archaeology Project
During a four week summer program at the North Windham Elementary School, 47 fourth grade students participated in a series of archaeological exercises.

The Chauvet-Pont-d'Arc Cave
An Extraordinary Archaeological Find: A Decorated Paleolithic Cave in the Ardèche Region of France is brought to you on-line by Direction Régionale des Affaires Culturelles.

Archaeological Sampling Strategies
Archaeologists use a variety of methods to find and/or test sites. The three basic strategies are often used, Systematic Sampling, Random Sampling, and Judgmental Sampling, are described in detail by Jonathan Lizee and Thomas Plunkett of the University of Connecticut.

Virtual Archaeology
These activities were designed so that as you go through them, you'll be making the same decisions and asking yourself the same questions that an archaeologist would ask. By going through the activities you're taking the first steps to become an archaeologist.

Archaeological Analysis: Pieces of the Past
A lesson plan developed for the Royal Ontario Museum Web Activities section that takes students through the experience of being an archaeologist.

Links to the Past
The National Parks Service is responsible for preserving and protecting many important archaeological sites. This site will guide you to several interesting reports and supporting educational materials.

TEACHING THEMES


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Days and Knights: A Unit on the Middle Ages
You've tried an activity or two on the Middle Ages --- and your students are begging for more. This is the kind of topic cross-curricular units are made of. Don't miss your chance! Included: A teacher-created unit on the Middle Ages!


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Kids in the Castle: Lessons, Activities, and Virtual Tours!
Provide students with some pure fun as they explore life in the Middle Ages. Send them on a castle tour or a medieval adventure! Included: Five great interactive sites about the Middle Ages.

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