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    NYS Social Studies Toolkit Inquiries for Grades 9-12
    Six inquiries per course 
     
    NYS Social Studies Toolkit Inquiries for Grades 5-8
    Six inquiries per grade 
     
    NYS Social Studies Toolkit Inquiries for Grades K-4
    Six inquiries per grade 
     

    BrainPOP

    BrainPOP creates animated, curriculum-based content that engages students. Hundreds of topics in Social Studies are brought to life through short, animated movies and related interactive quizzes and features.


    Discovery Education              RCSD Discovery Education - Log-in required

     
    Hippo Campus Videos 

     

    Newsela Text Sets for Social Studies
    Adjust article reading level or choose texts by reading standard.
     
    IXL Social Studies Skill Practice by Category and Grade
     
    History Matters 
    Make sense of evidence: documents, images, audio interviews 
     

    Best of History

     
    History Games and Animations 
     
    Social Studies Interactives
    Look for “Audience: Student” in right column. 
     
    History Channel   
     
    Monroe County Library System Pathfinders 
    Tools and research guides to research local history 

     


    RCSD Pacing Charts
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    Global History and Geography II Overview
    US History and Government Overview
    Economics Course Overview
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    Global History and Geography Regents Review Sites

     

    Regents Prep in Global History and Geography

    Review notes, practice questions by topic

     
    Past Global History and Geography Exams 

     

    Class Zone Activities: Online World History Book

    • Activity Center: Audio Downloads of Book Chapters, Internet Activities, Extension       Activities
    • Research and Writing: Notetaking Wizard, Primary Sources, Chapter Links, Chapter Objectives
    • Review Center: Interactive Chapter Quizzes, Flip Cards

    Review in Global History and Geography

    Prentice Hall Review Book
    Interactive multiple choice and DBQs from Regents exams
     
    Global Regents Prep Materials
    Global History Units and Curriculum 
    Global History Reading and Writing Strategies 
    New Visions for Public Schools (based on NYS SS Framework and Inquiry Design)

     

    Global History Links from NYS Council for the Social Studies
    Find art links and more! 
     

    HistoryTeacher.Net

    Extensive review material for both Regents and AP courses

     

    Sparknotes American and European History

    Review notes, essay guides, and interactive quizzes

     

    Global Regents Review Notes

    Review sheet for Global Regents

     

    Global History and Geography NYSED

    Unit Descriptions, Turning Points, Glossary

     
    Mrs. Leach's Site 
    Comprehensive course and review site
     
    Ms. Napp's Site
    See the DBQ Library, Comics, and much more!
     
    Videos from the Choices Program
    Videos feature leading experts who provide clear understanding of complex issues. 

    NYS Ed Resource Guide, Audio Glossary, and Pronunciation Guide

     

    Crash Course in World History

    View Mr. Green's videos 
     
    World History Text
    Mr. Green's textbook and some materials 
     
    Remedial Regents Prep in Videos
    Review organized by concept
     
    Khan Academy Videos
    The history of the world (eventually!) 
     
    BBC History

     

    HyperHistory Online
    World history from ancient to modern times with timelines, maps, significant events, and brief biographies
     

    Collapse: Why Do Civilizations Fall?

    Inspired by a video series in the Annenberg/CPB Multimedia Collection and suitable for the middle school and high school levels, this interactive site shows students how scientists find and assemble clues of the past. Civilizations featured are Copán in Honduras, the Maya, Mesopotamia, Chaco Canyon, and Mali and Songhai.

     

    Peace Corps: Kids' World

    This Peace Corps site teaches elementary and middle school students about world geography and the cultures of other countries. They can send electronic postcards, read folk tales from around the world, download coloring pages and test their geography knowledge with an interactive game.

     

    U. S. Department of State: Background Notes

    Countries of the World: Information on the land, people, history, government, political conditions, economy, and foreign relations of independent states, some dependencies, and areas of special sovereignty. 

     

    World History Resources and Interactive Sites

     

    US History and Government Regents Review Sites

     

    Regents Prep in US History and Government

    Review notes, practice questions by topic

     
    Past US History and Government Exams 

      

    Review in United States History and Government

    Prentice Hall Review Book

    Interactive multiple choice and DBQs from Regents exams

     

    U.S. History Units and Curriculum Materials
    New Visions for Public Schools (based on NYS SS Framework and Inquiry Design)
     
    Mr. Klaff's Site
    Features eFlashcards, multiple choice tips, Supreme Court decisions and amendments videos, review sheets, major concepts, review ebook, review songs, and much more! 
     
    Mrs. Leach's Site
    Comprehensive course and review site
     

    HistoryTeacher.Net

    Extensive review material for both Regents and AP courses

     

    The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History for Students
    Find the AP U.S. History Study Guide, History by Era, primary sources, multimedia, and more!  
     
    Historical Thinking Matters
    Each student investigation begins with a brief video clip that introduces a question of historical debate. 
     
    U.S. History Links from NYS Council for the Social Studies
    Find US History periods, current events, primary source resources, themes, games, visual art history, and more!
     

    Sparknotes American and European History

    Review notes, essay guides, and interactive quizzes

     

    Sparknotes American Government

    Review notes, essay guides, and interactive quizzes

     

    Social Studies Help Center

    American History and Government Review notes

     

    10 Days of A.H. review lesson plans

    From NYC DOE, 2009 edition

     

    Video American History Regents Review

    Hip Hughes History with humorous and useful videos

     

    Hippo Campus American History and Government

    Outstanding American history and government videos for both Regents and A.P. review

     

    American Memory

    Millions of digital items that document American history and culture in the Library of Congress

     

    Authentic History

    Primary sources from American popular culture

     

    Digital History

    Organized by era and topic with digital stories, historical music, references, and more!


    The Charters of Freedom
    High-resolution images of the Constitution, information on Constitutional Amendments, and facts about the Constitution


    National Archives Digital Classroom

    View online exhibits from the National Archives.
     

     

    US History Resources and Interactive Sites

     

    Explorations
    Interactive, inquiry-based explorations designed to do history: to conduct research, analyze primary sources, and draw conclusions
     


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    Participation in Government Resources

     

    Economics Current Events
      
    Council for Economic Education 
    Gen i Revolution - free, online personal finance game for high school students
     
    Econ Ed Link - Economics and Personal Finance Resources (Kindergarten-Grade 12)
    Economics Lessons (Grades 9-12)
    Better Money Habits 
    Teaching the News  
    Economics Integration into Social Studies (Grades 6-12) 
    Economics Integration into Math (Grades 6-12) 
    Financial Literacy (Grade 6-12) 
    Economics/Math/Personal Finance in the Real World 
    Investing in a College Education 
    Understanding Fiscal Responsibility 
    Economics Lessons (Kindergarten-Grade 5)
    Economics in Children's Literature 
    Econ Ed Link Interactive Tools 
    Econ Ed Link Lessons 
     
     

    First Gov for Teens

    Grades 7 and 8


    Government Sites for Kids

    Government departments: Justice Department, Treasury Department, the CIA, etc.

     

    Center for Civic Education
    Resource Center, historical documents, biographies, games, and newsletter archive
     
    Opposing Viewpoints in Context 
    Premier Gale resource with pro/con viewpoints on hundreds of issues, each with primary sources, news, multimedia, and references! 
    Access through NOVEL NY - New York Online Virtual Electronic Library

    Civics/Government Current Events
     



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