Home Web Resources Web Wonders Science Search		Primary Source Materials Using Primary Sources Spy letters of the American Revolution: Interpreting Primary Sources The materials here are designed to help teachers introduce the use of primary source materials Library of Congress on using primary sources in the classroom This site includes tips for introducing students to using objects, images, audio, statistics, and the community at large, Includes projects  and evaluation ideas. You be the historian Students take on the role of historian as they make predictions about the lifestyle of Thomas and Elizabeth Springer, based on artifacts found in their  200-year-old house. Advertising Ad*Access Contains newspaper ads for beauty and hygiene, radio, television, transportation and World War II. American History American Revolution Spy Letters of the American Revolution Stories of spy networks, Bendict Arnold, female spies, maps of spy letter routes, digitized pictures of the actual letters and text. Civil War Letters from an Iowa soldier in the Civil War A collection of letters from Newton Robert Scott to a neighborhood friend over a three year period, as he served with the 36th Infantry, Iowa volunteers. World War II George Rarey's Journals of the 379th Fighter Squadron Chronicles the life of this artist from the draft through his last cartoon on June 21, 1944before being killed in action on June 26, 1944.
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