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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“Because of the Color of Our Skin”: 400 Years of African American History

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Building a More Perfect Union, Part II

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Building a More Perfect Union: Full Lesson Plan Book

Building a More Perfect Union: Full Lesson Plan Book

Resources for Studying African American History

Using Material Culture to Tell the Stories of Enslaved African Americans

What’s in a Word? Being Thoughtful about Terminology in Historical Writing

Navigating Sensitive Content While Meeting Students’ Needs

“Black History is American History”: Choosing African American History Topics for NHD Projects

Lesson Module One: Enslavement and Emancipation

Lesson Module Two: Migration and Movement

Lesson Module Three: Reframing the Narrative

Revolutionary Ideals: The Age of Constitutionalism

In this fourth webinar from NHD’s new Revolutionary Ideals Webinar Series, Dr. Mary Sarah Bilder explores the idea of constitutionalism in the early American Republic. This webinar was live on …

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