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Visit the following interactive sites to engage your students in Social
Studies events from the past.
5th Grade:
- CyberHunt:
Surf the Web for fascinating facts to conquer these quiz and puzzle
challenges.
- Global
Trek: Visit various countries and keep a journal of your travels.
- History
Mystery: After viewing your clues, click the links to find the
answers. After filling in the answers you get to move on to the
next clue.
- Order
In the Court: Students have the opportunity to participate in a mock
trial to learn about the colonial justice system first hand.
- Liberty's Kids: Be a
Reporter, an interactive newsletter that students can open, edit
and print.
- History
Detective: Travel through time and investigate daily life during the
1700's.
- Presidents Day: This site
includes a Webquest, Kidspiration, Inspiration and Timeliner activities about the Presidents of the United States.
- Online
Civil War Museums: 5th grade student created web pages that provide
the research they completed about the Civil War.
- Revolutionary War
Scavenger Hunt:
- Revolutionary
War Battle Site Tour: Webquest designed to introduce students to the
various battle sites of the war.
- Revolutionary
War Spies Webquest: Students will find and read letters written by
spies during the war.
Fourth Grade:
Activities:
Each of the following activities could be adapted for use with any state.
- Kidspiration activity:
Name the six regions of Kentucky and list a geographical feature of each
region. Open as a
Kidspiration template or as a
PDF file.
- Inspiration activity: name the six regions of Kentucky, list a
geographical feature and two facts about that region. Open as a
Inspiration template or as a
PDF file.
Handouts:
- Session Handout:
Includes websites reviewed during the session
- FrontPage: Simple directions to use with your students to set up their
webpage when creating Online Museums.
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