The 2009 – 2010 Teaching Resources Catalog is designed to provide history resources for the classroom. These include lesson units, artifact kits, instructional videos, the Teacher Institute, and the Electronic Field Trip series. We believe you will find these materials to be a resource that will enrich your curriculum and help inspire your students to discover the excitement of American history.

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Featuring:
The Electronic Field Trip Series

Live National Television Broadcasts bring American history alive in your classroom.

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A Day in the Life

The A Day in the Life series, now in DVD format, presents eight stories of Williamsburg, Virginia, residents on one day in late May 1774.

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From Ear to Ear
The Passage of American Music through American Slavery

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Stories Under African Skies
Stories in the African American Tradition

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Jefferson and Adams: A Stage Play
Written by Howard Ginsberg (based on his original play)

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Williamsburg - The Story of a Patriot

See the iconic story of the Revolution in Williamsburg. DVD includes special features on the film's making and restoration.

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Our Common Passage
Written and Performed by Abigail Schumann

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The Young Americans Book Series
Colonial Williamsburg Children
Tell Their Stories

Award-winning author Joan Lowery Nixon captures the imagination of your students with these history stories.

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