A good way to start a lesson is to use a picture or go over an event that happened on this day in history.

Pictorial Americana Table of Contents (Prints and Photographs Reading Room, Library of Congress)

Today in History (Library of Congress)

EyeWitness to History

In the SOCIAL STUDIES section
on Cybrary Man's
Educational Web Sites
you will find the following pages
filled with many links:

13 Colonies
Agriculture & Agricultural Rev.
Alaska
American History
American Revolution
Ancient Civilizations
Anthropology
Archaeology
Australia
Black History
Boston
Brooklyn
Canada
Cape Cod and Mashpee
Cities
Civil Rights
Civil War
Colonial America
Countries of the World
Crime
Current Events
Decades
Documents
Economics
Elections
Environment
European History
Explorers
French Revolution
Geocaching
Geography and Maps
Gold Rush
Government
Great Depression
Hispanic Heritage
Hobe Sound, Martin County
Holocaust
Home Rule Charters
Human Resources
Human Rights
Immigration
Imperialism
Industrial Revolution
Kansas City, Missouri
Labor History
Law
Martin Luther King, Jr.
Middle Ages
Multicultural
Native Americans
News - Newspapers & Magazines
New York City
Philadelphia
Philosophy
Pittsburgh
Political Cartoons
Population
Presidents of the United States
Primary Sources
Public Administration
Public Policy & Affairs
Psychology
Religions
Renaissance
Senior Citizens
September 11
Slavery
Social Issues
Social Studies Resources
Sociology
Speeches
St. Louis, Missouri
States
Supreme Court
Timelines
Transportation
Travel
U.S. Constitution
Volunteering
Wars & Conflicts
Washington, D.C.
Westward Expansion
Women's History
World History

Today in History Sites

Today in History

Today in History - events, birthdays and deaths

dMarie Time Capsule: On This Day In History...

Today In History Sites-Classroomtools.com

This Day in History: History Channel