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Note: All primary source sets are downloadable as zip files |
All Grade Levels
Conservation: Using Google Earth, Primary Resources, and Intel Tools for Understanding and Thinking - Kim Walter (Summit Ridge Middle School)
Patterning With Primary Sources - Amy Musler and Felice Mittler (Herzl/RMHA at the Denver Campus for Jewish Education)
Elementary
Notable People - Annette Acevedo-Martinez, Kathy Chowdhury, Karen Naill, and Cher England-Czyzewski (Foothills Elementary School)
A Fight for the West (A Look at Key Indian Battles/Massacres in The Fight For The West 1860-1895) - Jason Koester and Donald Weidner (St. John's Lutheran School)
Middle
Archie's Autographs: White House Visitors at the Turn of the 20th Century - Michelle Pearson (Hulstrom Options School, Adams 12) and Vicki Murphy (Annunciation School)
What's a Region - Marilyn Tipton and Billie J. Wolter (Moore Middle School)
Library of Congress American Memory Access to Primary Sources - Heather Donnafield and Melanie Fuqua (Sheridan Middle School)
Posters from the WPA - Kim Walter (Summit Ridge Middle School)
A Look into the Past: Colorado 1850-1900 - Ember Babcock, Lori Buechner, Stephanie Johnson and Marti Porreco (Jefferson Academy Secondary School)
The Turning Point: Gettysburg - Diane Ellis, Amy Johnston, and Felice Mittler (Henry Middle School)
Ben Franklin: His Influence on the United States Political System and Scientific Contributions - Pam Penington and Denise Edlowitz (Scott Carpenter Middle School)
Unsung Heroes of WWII - Monica Nelson (Amphitheater Public Schools, Tucson, Arizona)
High School
United States Foreign Policy - Christy Shaw (Legacy High School) and Terri Bramhall (Grandview High School)
Analyzing World War I and II Propaganda - Terri Bramhall (Grandview High School) and Michelle Pearson (Hulstrom Options School)
The Immigrant Experience in the United States: 1850-1930 - Julie Hyde-Porter, Kathy McKittrick, and Susan Landers Roberts (Cherry Creek High School)
Uncovering the Evolution of the Rights of African Americans Using American Memory - Terri Bramhall and Evelyn Scott (Grandview High School)
Chinese Americans - Kelly Lamsal (Thornton High School)
The Impact of the Progressive Era on America - Bobbi Craig, Sally Hobler, and Sandy Lott (Arvada West High School)
The Power of Words - The Effectiveness of Rhetoric in Letters and Speeches of the Civil War Period - Vernal Pope and Evelyn Scott (Grandview High School)
From the Black Laws to Civil Rights - The Fight for Equality - Barb Figg and Karen Giles (J.K. Mullen High School)
Cooperative Federalism - Tracing the Depression from the Coolidge Era through FDR's New Deal - Barb Figg (J.K. Mullen High School)
The Impact of the Dust Bowl on Americans - Terri Bramhall (Grandview High School)
Battles and Events of the American Revolution - Terri Bramhall (Grandview High School)
A Nation in Turmoil - The Men and The Women of the North & South 1860 - 1865 - Barb Figg (Mullen High School)
