Open Directory - Kids and Teens: School Time: Social Studies: Geography: North America: United States
See also: [ ] - Provides state and U.S. territory information including state symbols, flags, nicknames, songs, birds, flowers, elected officials, and many other facts. Also includes links to official state homepages. [ ] - In the heart of a bustling metropolis, Chinatown is a distinct culture within a culture. Use your mouse to navigate Chinatown's streets and alleys, and see how the old ways mingle with the new. [ ] - Promotes the conservation of Alabama's wildlife and related natural resources through wise use and responsible stewardship of our wildlife, forests, fish, soils, water, and air. [ ] - Discover the stories of America's past. Meet amazing Americans from the past and present, explore the states, and read about everyday life. [ ] - Retellings of American folktales, tall tales, myths and legends, weather folklore, and ghost stories from each of the 50 states. [ ] - Museum and center for African American history and culture. [ ] - Provides overview, key facts and events, timelines and leader profiles along with current news. [ ] - Explore how different communities in the U.S. celebrate weddings. [ ] - Follow as four stuffed bears travel the major trails used during westward expansion. Each bear travels from one school to the next making its way across the country. [ ] - General information, list of Species Survival Program animals, schedule of events and education program summary. [ ] - Features map and brief descriptions of the geography, people, government, economy, communications, transportation, military and transnational issues. [ ] - Treasures of African American art, history and culture. Located in Los Angeles. [ ] - Photos from each town on Cape Cod in Massachusetts. Special emphasis on the beauty, history, culture, and artisans of the area. [ ] - Scholastic site explores Spanish roots in America and contains student interviews with great Latinos, biographies of history makers, and interactive map. [ ] - Includes information on people, products, history, maps, symbols, places of interest, state capitols and tourism. [ ] - Includes satellite information for states and counties, 1895 state maps, and tracking of immature eagles. [ ] - Learn about Constitution Day, and play a game to see how well you know it. [ ] - Read facts and trivia on all 50 states, with a clickable map. [ ] - Explains what each line of the United States Pledge of Allegiance really means. From the American Legion. [ ] - An in-depth look at the flood of immigrants who arrived on America's shores during the 19th century. Virtual tours show how they lived beforehand and how their migration transformed not only their lives, but the culture of a nation. [ ] - Interactive map of the USA allows users to select a state and find out about the climate and geographical features. [ ] - Introduces the region of the Golden Crescent, a wide swath that runs along the Atlantic Coast from Savannah to Cape Canaveral and inland towards Tallahassee. Includes a look at its rich history and the many diverse cultures which meet within its bounds. [ ] - Learn about a city in Colorado. Page features information about general facts, history, people, activities, recreations, landmarks, and the definition of some words. [ ] - Learn Gullah by listening to music, stories, words, and by playing games. [ ] - Search for information about the population and economy of US states and counties from 1790 to 1960. Data can be collected in the form of maps or tables. [ ] - This Thinkquest site includes regulations of immigration to America, Ellis Island activities and life in the new country. [ ] - Describes family life in the New World. Includes Theodore de Bry's Native American engravings, search index of towns, rivers and regions. [ ] - Read about this PBS show that explores the relationships the U.S. has with its neighbors. [ ] - An account of Abraham Lincoln, the White House as it was during his Presidency, and Washington in Lincoln's time. [ ] - An interactive quiz that will test your knowledge of the states. [ ] - Guide to all 50 states. Find information on flags, symbols, emblems, seals, populations, climate and people. [ ] - Learn about the homeless sub-culture in the United States. Explore who the homeless are and how they get that way. [ ] - Focuses on the many different cultures that came to Texas and the United States of America and the contributions members of these cultures have made. [ ] - Check out this documentary that explores the social and racial divisions in one town when it comes to a chemical plant's effect on the community. [ ] - View photos taken in each state within the US. Includes images of buildings, local animals and people. [ ] - Identifies the location of every state on a world map. Includes information on state birds, flowers, trees, flags, quick links, backpacking in Europe, compass, and GPS resources. [ ] - Follows a teacher and a photographer as they travel across America. Also features fun facts, maps, and a "Just for Teachers" page with tips for using the postcards in the classroom. [ ] - Discover one of the largest immigrant populations to come to America from Europe. Learn about the Polish language, and traditions. [ ] - Learn about different culture's rites of passage including sweet sixteen parties, weddings, and funerals. [ ] - Collection of 34 web games about the fifty states. Designed to teach capitals, abbreviations, locations, and trivia. [ ] - Visitor info from this Pennsylvania museum which is committed to telling the triumphant story of African-Americans and preserving the culture. [ ] - Follows the lives of immigrants from Nigeria and the Dominican Republic. Includes a brief look at how immigration served as the foundation of American society and culture, as well as an interactive timeline of immigration. From PBS. [ ] - Provides information and links to Moundville Archaeological Park, Alabama Museum of Natural History, Gorgas House, Office of Archaeological Services and the Paul W. Bryant Museum. [ ] - Explore how the sugar industry drew people from many ethnic and cultural backgrounds to the state of Hawaii. [ ] - Presents both basic and detailed information about the cultures of the American Southwest. Also includes glossary and audio clips of the Hopi and Navajo languages. [ ] - Learn about the history of Independence Day and see pictures and documents from the Library of Congress. [ ] - Enter name or ZIP code in the United States for maps and 1990 census information. [ ] - Free downloadable puzzle for learning states and capitals. Requires Windows 95, 98 or 3.1. [ ] - How quickly can you match the states with their capitals? [ ] - Follow David Brunk on the Lewis and Clark Trail, who rode his bicycle across the southern United States to raise money for Habitat for Humanity. [ ] - Interactive quiz to match USA states with its capital city. [ ] - Students from the 7th and 8th grades have created an interactive tour around the buildings and grounds, with photographs, written information and voiceovers. [ ] - A game to help teach students interesting and unique facts about the state of Wisconsin. [ ] - Offers free streaming and downloadable video, multimedia, and supporting materials about Maine's history, science, and ecology for students. [ ] - About Mexican families who recently moved to California. Shares their stories, their traditions, and their culture.
