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Colonial Williamsburg has developed several interdisciplinary lesson plans for use in classrooms. Some of these plans are available on this Web site:

Choosing Revolution

• Colonial Reaction to the Stamp Act
• Eighteenth-Century and Twentieth-Century Forms of Resistance
• A Family disrupted--the Randolph Family and the Coming American Revolution

Miscellaneous

• Acrimony in Bruton Parish Church
• Attitudes and Behaviors Regarding Slavery in the Colonial Period
• A Colonial Christmas in Williamsburg
• Don't Fence Me In
• Eighteenth-Century Music and Dance
• Getting Into History: Visiting Museums - a Shared Experience
• History Comes Alive in the Graveyard
• Mathematics with a Mob Cap
• Predicting Weather in the Eighteenth Century
• Signs of the Times
• Travel in the 18th Century
• The Trial of Abigail Briggs
• The Two Williamsburgs

For further information, send e-mail EFTSupport@cwf.org.

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