iCivics GAMES:

There are a series of great interactive “games” for students to play that help to understand core concepts about civics.

• • Supreme Decision: Help the Supreme Court decide a case!

  • Win the White House: Campaign, raise money, and WIN the Electoral College; all in the hopes of winning the Presidency!

  • News Feed Defenders: Watch out for FAKE NEWS! Build the capacity to find articles and sources you can trust!

  • Other Games:

Watching TV? THEN MAKE IT COUNT!:

• • Frontline: a series of documentaries about topical international political, economic and social justice issues.

  • PBS.org Documentaries:

    • Triangle Waist Fire:

    • The Poison Squad: About the road to the Pure Food and Drug Act

    • Casing the Moon:

    • Road to Memphis: (Please note that the use of racial slurs in the context of historical happenings are used by individuals interviewed sharing their experiences in the Civil Rights Movement.)

    • Into the Amazon: Teddy Roosevelt's journey into the Amazon; they almost didn't make it back out...

    • Surviving the Dust Bowl:

    • Influenza 1918:

Ken Burns’ FULL Documentary List:

• • • Full List in Social Studies LINK HERE

    • The Vietnam War

College Board "classroom" Links to Additional Resources

For students taking Advanced Placement exams, please use the following links to practice questions for the upcoming exams.

• • AP Econ: Macroeconomics and Microeconomics

  • AP Psychology

  • AP U.S. Government and Politics

  • AP European History

  • AP United States History

Free Virtual Museum Tours and Online Exhibits:

• • Link to the Full Article

  • The British Museum London
  • The Guggenheim Museum New York
  • National Gallery of Art Washington D.C.
  • Musée d’Orsay, Paris
  • National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Seoul
  • Pergamon Museum, Berlin
  • Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam
  • Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam
  • Getty Museum Los Angeles
  • Uffizi Gallery, Florence
  • MASP, São Paulo