5th Grade Research Sites-Social Studies
 
 

America's Founding Fathers


America's Library


Archiving Early America-primary sources from 18th Century America


Ducksters - People


Fact Monster - People


George Washington


KidsConnect - People


Library of Congress-America


Mr. Nussbaum-Interactive 13 Colonies
Click on map for 13 Colony Regions for climate/geography, religion. Click on map for 13 Colony Village and Trades-religion, and trades/occupation are listed along with crops.

PBS-Colonial House-colonist profiles, interactive history, etc.


Scholastic-Our America Colonial Period


The Time Page-13 Originals-Founding the American Colonies


Easy Bib
Use this site to cite your sources.




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