The Library of Congress Presentations page offers a collection of media-rich, ready-to-use classroom presentations that use primary sources to provide historical context on key topics in U.S. history, such as immigration and relocation, presidential inaugurations, and elections. These presentations are designed for both teachers and students to explore, making complex historical events accessible and engaging through authentic documents, images, and artifacts from the Library’s vast digital collections. This resource is especially valuable for teachers because it not only brings history to life with original materials but also supports inquiry-based learning and critical thinking, aligning with best practices for teaching with primary sources. By integrating these curated presentations into lessons, educators can foster deeper student engagement, develop analytical skills, and meet curriculum standards efficiently—all with free, high-quality content from a trusted institution.
https://www.loc.gov/programs/teachers/classroom-materials/presentations/
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