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The Electronic Field Trip Series
It's time to subscribe to the 2012-2013 season
Explore the contentious election of 1800, Native American relations, and the slave trade. Vote for your Colonial Idol (premiere!) and join the Research Rescue Squad (premiere!). Explore the Global Economy (premiere!), and learn how apprentices became tradesmen.
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The 2012-2013 Electronic Field Trip Series
A standards-based, interactive distance learning program that blends media and downloadable print (PDF) resources for your classroom!
- Sample a video segment and related resources for the Emmy award-winning Electronic Field Trip series
- Explore our new 2012-2013 tutorial
- Visit our website to see how the Electronic Field Trips correlate to state standards as well as the Common Core.
Special Series Pricing: $400 (a 20% savings!)
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(offer expires July 31)
Classic Electronic Field Trips on DVD
Special Offer
Bring American History to life in your classroom with relevant stories of people, places, and events from the past that motivate today's learners. These previously broadcast classic Electronic Field Trips are a must have for any classroom library! All DVDs contain 60 minutes of standards-based content for grades 4-8.
Each DVD includes:
- Three eight-minute historical content video segments
- Three Q&A sessions with historical characters and modern experts from the live television broadcasts
Jamestown Unearthed
Take a look at how history is written and reevaluated as new methods of study are introduced. Using the example of Jamestown in 1607, explore the myths and misconceptions of that era. Revisit the documents, artifacts, and other evidence through archaeology. Learn how every generation sees the evidence in new ways, and how this affects our understanding of the past.
DVD # 63
No Master Over Me
Ann Ashby tells the story of her life as a free black during the days of slavery. Discover how she and her husband, Matthew, made a life for their family: Matthew purchased his wife and children and had them freed. This is the story of balancing between slave and free communities in a poignant reminder of what our freedom is really worth.
DVD # 67
A More Perfect Union
Witness the conflict and compromises of ratifying the U.S. Constitution. Join young eighteenth-century observers as they travel from state to state tallying the vote. Learn about ratification and Americans' growing interests in their fledgling nation's new government.
DVD # 69
The Will of the People
One of the most bitter presidential campaigns in U.S. history is part of a surprising lesson for a 21st-century student. Thomas Jefferson explains how negative campaigning, partisan politics, and contested elections have been part of our political system since the earliest days of the Republic.
DVD # 61
Historic Triangle
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