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Lewis and ClarkActivities and LearningDiscovering Lewis and Clark archive is a collection of research, stories, maps, multimedia, and cultural comparisons about the Corps of Discovery. This is a legacy web site focusing on persistent issues, core values, and changing visions from the decade of the expedition and the intervening 200 years. Discovery Expedition is for anyone who wants to communicate about the ongoing bi-centennial commemoration of the Lewis and Clark expedition. Discussion of Lewis and Clark re-enactments and activities. History of the Expedition from Lewis and Clark Trail Heritage Foundation. Read online about the Journals of the Lewis and Clark expedition. Lewis & Clark National Historic Trail - National Park Service. PBS Online: Lewis and Clark The Journey of the Corps of Discovery. National Geographic Xpeditions: Lewis and Clark Relive the spirit of Lewis and Clark by planning your own expedition or extreme adventure. Moving panoramas were in use in America at the time of Lewis and Clark. Make your own moving panorama. National Geographic: Lewis and Clark journal entries, maps, historical photos, drawings, and more. Sacajawea biogrpahy includes timeline. The Life of Sacagawea from the United States Mint has some information about Sacagawea and the Golden Dollar Coin featuring her. Sacajawea on the Lewis & Clark National Historic Trail BicentennialLewis and Clark Bicentennial: 2003 through 2006 is designated as the Lewis and Clark Bicentennial. Although it has completed its 2003-2006 National Tour, an online version of the National Lewis & Clark Bicentennial Exhibition can still be accessed, including a database of the artifacts that were assembled for this historically significant exhibit. Book Suggestions
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Field Trip - Cities and StatesLewis & Clark in St. Joseph, MO. To many of today’s explorers retracing the path of Lewis and Clark’s Corps of Discovery, North Dakota still marks the beginning of the vast unknown. Discover the same wide-open natural splendor, abundant wildlife and warm hospitality that greeted Lewis and Clark along the Missouri River two centuries ago. The State Historical Society of North Dakota has identified and marked 28 locations of significance to Lewis and Clark’s expedition. The Lewis and Clark Trail is a cultural destination that covers over 4,600 miles, crosses four time zones, and showcases some of the most beautiful and rugged areas of America. They have lesson plans, timelines and more. Lesson PlansLearn more about Sacajawea and her tribe Lewis and Clark: Mapping the West lesson plans Lewis and Clark classroom resources and lesson plans Lewis & Clark for educators has teaching units and lesson plans Lewis and Clark: American Explorers Teaching With Documents: The Lewis and Clark Expedition Lewis & Clark in Columbia River Country lesson plans More lesson plans are listed at MrDonn.org Westward Journey Nickel Series Lesson plans resource guide includes background information, reference resources, and reproducible coin images and worksheets related to the journey of Lewis and Clark and the Westward Journey Nickel Series. MapsView the routes taken by Lewis and Clark. Eduplace offers free pdf historical outline maps. The Map of The Lewis and Clark Expedition. Please note: Sponsor links come from the Google search engine. They do not reflect the views or opinions of this website. Homeschooling on a Shoestring
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