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The North Carolina Museum of History offers several different kinds of educational resources for teachers and their students.
Our media programs are designed to enhance your lesson plans and to provide students with visual learning experiences. Most videos and slide programs come with curriculum activity packets to help busy teachers create interesting, fun lesson plans. Standard Course of Study links are listed with each title.
Videos and slides are available for loan for one week at a charge of $1 per program—maximum of $10 (you pay return shipping). Orders must be received no later than the Wednesday before the Friday shipping date.
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Bring the resources of the North Carolina Museum of History into your classroom through History-in-a-Box kits! These multidisciplinary teaching tools provide you with background materials, reproduction artifacts, lessons, and activities that tie North Carolina history with language arts, science, math, and visual art.
All kits are available for loan for three weeks at no charge (you pay return UPS shipping).
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Log on to the Internet for these distance learning programs geared just for educators and earn continuing education credits (up to 40 contact hours) including reading and technology credit. Access the workshops anytime during the program dates. You must have access to a computer with an Internet connection to participate in these six courses.
For additional information regarding online workshops, please consult the Online Workshop FAQs page or contact Beth Crist at 919-807-7971 or beth.crist@ncmail.net.
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Since 1953, the organization known as the Tar Heel Junior Historian Association (THJHA) has been encouraging the study of local and state history by North Carolina's young people. Students in grades four through twelve can form a THJHA club, as long as it includes one adult supervisor. Membership in the association is FREE!
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