Resources for Virtual and At-Home Learning
For educators teaching remotely and homeschooling parents, we have several resources for online teaching and learning, and ways to connect with us at the National Archives.
- Online Activities for Students on DocsTeach
- K–12 Distance Learning Programs by Request
- Professional Development Webinars for Educators
- Self-serve Mini-Webinars on DocsTeach Basics & Tips for Online Teaching
- Resources for Online Teaching & Learning
- K-5 Teaching Resources
- Family History Activities For Kids
DocsTeach
Teach with documents using our online tool. Locate teachable primary sources. Find new and favorite lessons, and create your own online or print activities for your students.
Updates & Opportunities
- Post-WWII Teaching ResourcesYou can find primary sources and learning activities for teaching about the Postwar United States (1945 to early 1970s)…
4/14/2021
- Questioning Chinese Exclusion: The “Chinese Village” at the 1899 National Export ExpositionPhotograph of Lee Tso from his identification papers We have two new teaching activities that focus on identification papers…
4/1/2021
Working with Primary Sources
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Distance Learning
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