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Ben’s Guide to the U.S. Government, a service of the Government Publishing Office (GPO), is designed to educate students, parents, and educators about the Federal Government.
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This website provides interactive lessons and activities that students from ages 4-14 can review U.S. Government history. There are quizzes and interactive games that allow students/ children to practice their knowledge of the U.S. Government. This website allows students/ children to have access to it in a classroom setting and in a home setting.
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This website provides an open space for educators to share their knowledge and practices to help improve education in a rapid change in the world. This website offers mini-courses that are carried out by PreK- 12 teachers, college instructors, online education specialists, etc… This website provides a mini-course for students from grades K-12.
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History is a big subject, full of facts, dates, and strangely dressed people with weird names. But at its core, it’s really just a collection of stories that tell us how we got to be here. 13-year-old Quinn has spent the last five years making these fun, informative videos with help from his Mom and Dad. With a healthy sense of humor and exciting graphics, he shares what he has learned with kids and adults alike.
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