Thursday, August 24, 2006
Great Resources for History on the Internet
			  The digital world keeps expanding and there is so much in cyperspace it is hard to keep up with it all. Kids who like history might explore the Virignia Center for Digital History. The site contains lots of information on Jamestown and several other excellent databases, such as The Geography of Slavery and  Encountering the West: The Changing Visions of Lewis, Clark,and Jefferson. http://www.vcdh.virginia.edu/
Kids also should check out Colonial Williamsburg for podcasts and information on all kinds of things relating to eighteenth-century America: www.history.org
			  
			
 
  Kids also should check out Colonial Williamsburg for podcasts and information on all kinds of things relating to eighteenth-century America: www.history.org
	
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				Mrs. Haislip - I live in WIlliamsburg, just read Divided Loyalities and found your Blog.  my son is at James Blair Middle School.  would you ever come visit the school? how could we make it interesting for you? thanks carol lewin
				
				
			
			
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