
Resources
There are many quality resources for Social Studies on the web, subscription databases, reference, books, journals and more..
The co-chairs of the WLMA task force maintain bookmarks that you can explore.
Eve Datisman - websites divided into particular CBAs with annotations from many regular lists http://delicious.com/mzinfo
Nadean Meyer- not as many or as well annotated, but technology as well as social studies http://delicious.com/ewumeyer
EXAMPLES to begin your search:
EduSiteMent is the portion of Thinkfinity.org (formerly MarcoPolo) Search for the Humanities including History. The lesson plans are superb.
One example is the Voices From the American Revolution that provides viewpoints for the Causes of Conflict CBA
History Channel http://historychannel.com
History Matters http://www.historymatters.gmu.edu/
Library of Congress American Memory Project has their Learning Page with detailed help and lessons for teachers
Teaching Landmark Supreme Court Cases
World Affairs Council CBAs for high school and middle schools
WASHINGTON STATE RESOURCES
http://washingtonhistoryonline.org/
Washington State Historical Society - Education section with ColumbiaKids online magazine, lesson plans tied to EARLS, trunks and more...
Washington State history classics as free e-books

