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Travel to Colonial Williamsburg for Christmas via the Web

Posted by: Brian | November 22, 2007 |

2.jpg6.jpg1.jpgDo you teach American history?

Do you wish that you could take your class to Colonial Williamsburg? You can, via the net.

Williamsburg has a wealth of information and resources on their website for teachers of colonial history. Some examples are below. Grab a cup of tea and enjoy!

=>Col. Wmsbg., Past & Present: Podcasts.
=>Videos
=>Downloads
=>Slideshows
=>Teacher Resources
=>Lesson Plans (includes Christmas ones too)

There are many other items too numerous to mention. Want to learn more? Their website is www.history.org and is fun to spend time exploring!
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© 2007 The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation

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Okay now if you can Reading trips and websites an equal time slot, that would be great! Hint, Hint

   By: Catherine Barth on November 29, 2007
at 10:11 am

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   By: aalizara » Travel to Colonial Williamsburg for Christmas via the Web on December 20, 2007
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