National Council of the Lewis & Clark Bicentennial Educational CD-ROM
This educational CD-Rom was underwritten by Qwest, and is available to parents and educators and contains an educational curriculum developed by the Missouri Historical Society for elementary through high school students.
The Science of the Lewis & Clark Expedition
LewisandClark200.org presents a collection of web resources dedicated to the science of the Lewis & Clark Expedition.
Teacher Guides and Lesson Plans Available
The Educators' Page of the L&C National Bicentennial Exhibition features curriculum developed by the Missouri Historical Society working with teams of teachers from St. Louis and Philadelphia. The teaching materials focus on primary resources from the The National Bicentennial Exhibition and include documents, objects, and interviews with American Indians and interactive activities.
Discovering Lewis & Clark
Discovering Lewis and Clark uses original journal entries, photographs, illustrations, maps, movies, and sound to bring this historic journey to life through a variety of online multimedia. The content is well organized, frequently updated, engaging and accurate. It is an excellent place to send students (education-world.com recommends grades 6-12) to research for report writing or interactive learning.
Lewis and Clark Rediscovery Project: Life-Long Learning Online
The University of Idaho's Lewis and Clark Rediscovery Project: Life-Long Learning Online (L3) invites you to interactively experience the Lewis and Clark Expedition, the 200 years of change since the Expedition, and the Mars mission that expands upon the foundation created by the explorers of the past.
Lewis and Clark Then and Now: Linking the Trail to America's Students
Using live and archived webcasts, videoconferences and virtual fieldtrips, this project is produced by educators from the Clayton, Missouri School District with support from Apple Computer, the National Park Service, and a host of others. Be sure to check out the "Archives Arranged by Curriculum."
The Discovery Expedition of St. Charles
During the Bicentennial t hese re-enactors traced the trail of the Corps of Discovery of 200 years ago. Their living history demonstrations and discussions were among the most popular attractions at many commemorations along the Trail, and their journals and photologs provide an informative archive of their trip.
More L&C; Lesson Plans and Curriculum
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Download a guide to Indian Country
This brochure contains information about American Indian events, institutions, sites and perspectives. Click here to download.
