Lesson plans, multimedia, and other resources that celebrate Black excellence and showcase African-Americans who have prospered by embracing America’s founding ideals.

A collection of activities, lesson plans, and virtual tours to learn about Alabama's history.

10 things everyone should know about American history, articles and resources to prepare students to be informed and engaged citizens.

The AHA is a trusted voice for history education, the professional work of historians, and the critical role of historical thinking in public life.

Games, videos, classroom collections, traveling trunks, curriculum and lesson plans, and professional development for teachers.

A collection of veteran's chronicles, oral histories, documentaries, educational programs, civic events, and a WWII High School Curriculum.

Annenberg Classroom's free resources include over 65 videos on constitutional concepts and Supreme Court cases.

Professional development opportunities: teaching American history resources, core documents curriculum, lesson plans, document library, and Master of Arts programs for teachers.

Ben's Guide is designed to inform students, parents, and educators about the Federal Government. Sponsored by the United States Government Publishing Office.

A teacher platform with online resources & curriculum on current events, voting, landmark Supreme Court cases. Also offers teacher councils and professional development.

Free video-based materials for social studies teachers.

The CCE develops curricular materials, provides professional development for teachers, and advocates for stronger civic education in the United States.

News Literacy can help students of all ages recognize the differences between fact and rumor, news and advertising, news and opinion, and bias and fairness.

The CSAC is a resource for historical documents, publications, and lessons based on the United States Constitution.

Free civics education resources to improve the public’s understanding of the role of representative government.

Close Up provides issue-centric, nonpartisan government curriculum for middle and high school students.

A digital lesson library and professional development platform for teachers.

Constitutional index and crash courses, documents, videos, and lesson plans, Virtual Supreme Court Competition for High School Students, professional development opportunities for teachers.

Contests, music, games, and theatrical debates and forums for teachers to use for interactive classroom activities.

In publication for over 100 years, the Constitution Annotated is a comprehensive, government-sanctioned record of the interpretations of the Constitution.

Non-partisan, issue-based, standards-aligned curriculum based on the American Constitution.

A platform where educators can find published educational books, curricula, and lesson materials in language arts, history and geography, music, science and visual arts.

Digital History is a research database filled with primary sources, videos, learning content, and more, covering the entire expanse of America's story.

A teacher-friendly online tool for teaching with America's founding documents, from the National Archives.

A National Endowment for the Humanities site with K-12 teacher guides, lesson plans, videos, podcasts, lectures, interactives for the classroom, and film projects.

A free educational experience in American History by the creators of Hamilton the Musical, designed for the 2020-2021 school year.

Explore Supreme Court opinions, timelines, challenged books, and other resources to get the full picture of how the United States’ culture of free speech and First Amendment law has developed over the years.

In partnership with Hillsdale College, Outriders promote and provide free access to online civics education and programs.

Theatrical plays, curricula, essays, lesson plans, videos, study plans, online exhibitions, and teaching resources on all facets of American history and culture.

Games, lesson plans, professional development opportunities, tools for teaching controversial topics and a wide curriculum for civic education.

Online program for studying the Constitution and its ramifications, with worksheets and study plans.

Interactive exploration of Congress and civic engagement for elementary students.

A lesson plan surrounding Lafayette Park, women's history, and the First Amendment.

A student-founded Civics education nonprofit with curriculum ideas for helping young people learn about laws and voting.

Workshops for educators and collaboration with other historic sites, museums, federal agencies, and nonprofits on or off campus, as well as teacher lesson plans and field-trip opportunities.

Podcasts, programs and seminars for teachers as well as exhibitions, educational resources and field-trip opportunities for K-12.

Lesson plans, distance learning videos, online collections with an array of Washington and Mount Vernon artifacts, primary sources, and professional development opportunities for teachers.

Teacher lesson plans and guides, professional development workshops, teacher summer institutes, and virtual field trips.

Documents, photos and records on America's history, tools for teaching primary sources, Hispanic-Latinx Historical records, professional development opportunities, distance learning sessions.

Online exhibitions and tours, interactive Constitution, educational videos, teacher blogs and podcasts, classroom exchanges, interactive games, and primary sources archive.

Tuition-free development opportunities and workshops for K-12 educators and higher education faculty to study a variety of humanities topics.

Videos, documentaries and classroom activity ideas for kids.

Virtual teacher resources, student contests, links to sites to help students conduct research, primary sources and lesson plans, Understand Sacrifice program, and the Making History Series.

Webinars, lesson plans, primary and secondary sources for literature and history teachers.

Browse 100s of virtual exhibits, articles, teacher resources, and more.

Information and educational materials centered around America's 63 national parks.

The NWHM works to preserve, illuminate, and share the powerful history of women in America through exhibits, classroom resources, and events.

1,000s of lesson plans, digital artifacts, videos, historical events, interactives, and other education tools based on American media and journalism.

Civic resources, created and edited by teens, including a blog and podcast, The Round Table.

Access to Supreme Court case summaries, videos, and supporting lessons, all of which have been designed to help Texas students prepare and be successful for end of course assessments.

RealClear’s American Civics web portal gives students, teachers, and citizens-in-the-making a clear understanding of our nation’s founding principles and history.

Curated resources for teaching American history through online historical exhibitions, lesson plans, document seminars, multi-media and homeschool resources.

The 400th Project provides resources through media, guided tours, and seminars to promote the legacy of Pilgrim principles of freedom and liberty worldwide.

Resources, videos and lesson plans from CER's past in-person programs in Washington, D.C. covering various civics and history topics.

Research project ideas, lesson plans, activity sheets and guides, essays, Capitol tours for Middle and High School students, virtual exhibits and maps, video tours, statue guides and games.

Toolkits and lesson plans, English literacy and civics education resources, curricula and professional development opportunities for teachers.

Realistic simulations and memorable, interactive approaches to court basics that include comparing federal and state courts.

Multimedia storytelling, videos, photos, live events and quizzes.

A resource for kids to learn more about the United States Mint, including games, videos, and print-outs.

Short videos feature men and women who experienced life under communism and want to share their cautionary and inspiring stories. Lesson plans. Teacher professional development.

Important stories of US history through the lens of the White House, live history episodes, virtual tours, and ready-to-use education materials for K-12 instruction.

A unique platform to explore the women’s suffrage story through online exhibits, webinars, historic performers, podcasts and an online library.