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There is a tab for state standards that allows you to select the state and find the standards in different states.

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Theres a tab for 'Conflict and Resolutions'.

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There is a tab specifically for social studies with a lot of social studies sub tabs such as global studies.

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5. There are Ebooks that you can read.

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Can narrow down the resources from journals to books, etc

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This site does not have much information on the ancient world, but seems to have many modern video clips.

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4) This source cites where they get their information from which makes the citation process a lot more accurate and simple.l

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3)This site gives great maps of different areas that my topic relates to.

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5. pictures with the topic title

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More credible/reliable sources provided in video form (short in length)

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4.) On top of having a wide variety of people and eBooks to choose from, this site also has historical photographs of the people the article is about, allowing students to see what the person looked like and putting a face to the name and story.

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4. There are primary source sets on many different topics

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2.  There are apps you can get to use in your classroom.

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1) This source is helpful for me because it has a wide array of content, including ancient laws and artwork I plan to include in my scrapbook.

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You can search by exhibitions, showing artifacts and other primary and secondary sources for a specific topic.

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1. Timelines that gives students a visual of important dates throughout history

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3.) The creator of this website has been a history teacher since 1978 and he also writes history books. There are all kinds of resources of people from history. When you click on Index at the top of the page, it takes you to a page that has different events. If you click on one, it will take you to a new page and it lists out all the different people that fall under that section. Also, whenever you click on link at the top, it will break up the topic into different parts. For example, when I clicked on American History, it took me to a new page and broke it down into different sections such as Slavery in the United States, American Civil War, American Crime, etc.

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5. There are Ebooks available, which are nice to have information about specific people right at your

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2. Something really  cool about the website is that there are a variety of locations/ events that you can click on and when you do you get a list of more specific things you can click on. For example you can click on Germany and it will bring you to a page with more specific things about the history of Germany that you can click on, then that brings you to a page where you can click on an even more specific topic. You can get really specific with this page site! Also when you get to the most specific page it has primary sources and has student activities (which is great for teachers).

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1.New additions are available about "new" topics, meaning they are constantly adding new information.

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Share five things about your assigned resource that explain its purpose, content, special features, and/or how this could be useful for teachers