Do you know a historic place that could be the basis of a good lesson plan? Somewhere that embodies America's history, either as the site of a regionally-important event or one that shows how national issues affected local developments? Consider writing a lesson plan using instructions for the classic, long-form Teaching with Historic Places (TwHP) model or the "lightning lesson" model. You can also use the (H)our History lesson model.
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Using Lesson Plans
Find information on how to use different types of Teaching with Historic Places resources.
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Writing Lesson Plans
Find instructions for how to write lesson plans and other educational resources.
Last updated: July 7, 2021