The Gilder Lehrman Institute offers free online resources for teachers including lesson plans, primary source documents, and electronic exhibitions, and historians’ podcasts.

You might want to check out the modules on major topics in American history. These provide readings, learning tools, primary sources, visual aids, and more resources for students and teachers in 24 different eras (or themes) of American history.

This is a website that will hopefully promote interest in American history for kids

This is a site that is both educational and FUN! Make sure when you sign up to send the owner teachme a message! It’s also a GREAT way to talk to friends.

Academic Earth was founded with the goal of providing everyone in the world access to a world-class education. The site makes video lectures and courses from top professors at schools such as Yale, Stanford, Harvard, and MIT available online for free.

Academic Earth currently has thousands of lectures and courses available on a variety of topics ranging from business to political science and economics to astrophysics, mathematics, engineering, and humanities courses. The site features engaging lectures, including a series on classical mechanics in which students can see the professor levitating in the air.

Website for teachers and young people with lots of materials in areas of world history, geography,read aloud plays on famous people,career awareness surveys,cyberhunts on lots of different topics, a news section and lots more!