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Castillo de San Marcos National Monument
St. Augustine, Florida
General site brochure
Provides information on construction and the early Spanish empire in North America.
904.829.6506 Ext. 227
www.nps.gov/casa
Colonial
Williamsburg
Williamsburg, Virginia
Brochure for Electronic Field Trips
Lessons include topics including colonial medicine, clothing and
status, slavery, court proceedings, the Revolutionary War, and early
settlement of America by the English, French, and Spanish.
Registration Phone Number: 1.800.761.8331
http://www.history.org
Fort
Raleigh National Historic Site
Manteo, North Carolina
This Web site has extensive information regarding Elizabethan times,
the Roanoke voyages, and settlement on the island. There are also
topics including the archeological search for the colony, the drawings
of John White of the native Americans, flora, and fauna, as well as
period information about Elizabethan, dance, music, and games.
252.473.5772
http://www.nps.gove/flora
Historic
Hudson Valley
Tarrytown, New York
School Programs Brochure
List outreach and on-site programs for Montgomery Place, Sunnyside, Van
Cortlandt Manor, and Philipsburg Manor.
914.631.8200 Ext 628
http://www.hudsonvalley.org
Historic
St. Mary's City
St. Mary's City, Maryland
A Brief History of St. Mary's City
Description of the early settlement of what is now the state of maryland.
301.862.0979
Old
Salem
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Introduction to Old Salem Learner's Guide
Pre/Post visit packet for high school students
This packet contains both primary and secondary source material for
students to learn about the late seventeenth and early eighteenth
centuries. There is also an extensive bibliography of additional
source material and basic preparation material for the site
visit.
Pre-Visit Packet Brochure
aimed at younger students, this brochure offers a number of
activities and questions to start children thinking about life in
William Penn's time. Included are drawing activities, matching
games, and a discussion of the purposes of museums.
215.946.0400
Plimoth Plantation
- Plymouth, Massachusetts
- Pastimes
of the Pilgrims worksheet
A worksheet containing riddles and
three seventeenth century children's games.
- Passengers
on the Mayflower
List of passengers, annotated to show which colonists survived the
first winter in the New World
- General
Site map and Visitor Brochure
Contains
a map of the village, a discussion of the design of the Mayflower,
and general operating information.
- Calendar
of Events
Lists
all special events for the year 2000
- Plimoth Plantation School and
Teacher Services Brochure
The brochure includes full descriptions
of the wide variety of programs offered both onsite and
offsite. Included are outreach programs to the classrooms,
conflict resolution drama, and traveling workshops. On-site
programs include field trips, overnight stays in the village, and
visits tot he Wampanoag village.
The brochure also lists teachers
resources, workshops, and materials.
- Irreconcilable
Difference:
1620-1692 Professional Development Workshop packet using primary
sources to study issues between the Native Americans and Europeans
over enslavement and land use. Participants examine the bias
found in primary source materials as well as discuss how best to
use documents in the classroom.
- Wampanoag
Life, Land, and Family
1621 Primary Source Quotations
Partakers of Plenty
Interesting Facts About the Pilgrims, the Wampanoag, and Plymouth
508.746.1622
http://www.plimoth.org
Sainte
Marie Among the Iroquois
Liverpool, New York
Educational Resource Packet
Includes background on the French in the New World,
contact with the Iroquois, and the development of the short-lived
mission to the Onondaga. Primary source documents are
315.453.6762
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