Classroom Tools

National History Day^® (NHD) works with organizations to develop lessons and resources for teaching a variety of content areas. All NHD materials are developed by teachers for teachers. With a variety of topics and approaches, each includes primary sources and engages students in historical thinking skills using active learning strategies. Teachers can use these materials to inform their thinking or model best practices in the classroom.

NHD continues to develop resources on a variety of topics. If you are interested in collaborating with NHD to produce classroom materials, please contact our team.

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Revolutionary Ideals Full Lesson Plan Book

Using Maps to Compare European Colonization in North America

The Puritans and “Liberty of Conscience”: Conflicting Views on Religious Freedom in Colonial New England

New Ideas in a New Land: Roger Williams’s and William Penn’s Quest for Autonomy and Freedom in Colonial America

Metacom’s (King Philip’s) War: The Remaking of Colonial Identity

The Regulators of North Carolina: Rebels with a Cause

Rum and Revolution: Rhode Island’s Role in the Triangular Trade

The Gaspee Raid: Prelude to the Boston Tea Party?

Party in Philadelphia: Tea, Time, and Troubles

Women’s Coverture: Unpacking the Historical Context of Abigail Adams’s call to “Remember the Ladies”

The Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) Great Law of Peace: A Precursor to the United States Constitution

Founding Mothers: Women and the Spread of Revolutionary Ideas

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