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http://www.history.com/
This is a link to the History Channel, I would use the tool in two different ways. 1. to reinforce the material I've covered with the students 2. I would use it for differentiated learning for students who don't do well with taking notes. This would help them understand the topic.

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https://klru.pbslearningmedia.org/socialstudies/
This is a link to a PBS station here in Texas.
I could use this as an assignment for the students. It is something the can view at home then make notes for discussion in class. This would another tool to engage students and use critical thinking.

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http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/index.html
This is a link to the Library of Congress.
I would use this tool to give students the chance to get to know what the Library of Congress was. It would also be useful to help them learn about other useful research tools to help them be better history detectives.

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http://teachinghistory.org/history-content
This is a link to TeachingHistory Word Documents
This a wonderful tool for planning purposes. Teachers can use this to plan collaborative assignments, quizzes, and have the students read websites and have them write reviews on them. This would make them have to use those very important writing skill.

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http://www.historynet.com/

This website gives the teacher a flexible range of topics about history. I would use this as a discussion tool or maybe a socratic seminar to get the students interested in a topic to discuss different views and how it effected our society. What they would have done differently.

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#6 This is a link to a Chronology of US historical Documents

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#6 This is a link to a Chronology of US historical Documents

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http://www.law.ou.edu/hist/
I could use this tool to have my class set up a timeline of events which would help them research and use critical and creative thinkers. I could use it for a review for the state test.

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#7 This is a link to Digital history timelines

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#7 This is a link to Digital history timelines

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http://www.digitalhistory.uh.edu/
This a great tool to use in a computer lab or have the students use on out of school collaborative assignments. I could them topics that they could research using this tool and since it is digital they could use their phones or whatever device would work for them.

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#8 This is a link to America on the Move

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#8 This is a link to America on the Move

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http://amhistory.si.edu/onthemove/exhibition/
This is an excellent website to show students about Manifest Destiny and how transportation helped America move west. How transportation has helped history and people move. A good tool to demonstrate who we are are and how we got where we are today.