Teachers, parents, students, and others are invited to use FREE to find teaching and learning resources from more than 40 federal organizations. The website offers a resource-based curriculum, science projects, an online manual for teachers, and an evaluation. Current projects include revegetation of the Chihuahuan Desert ecosystem, reintroduction and monitoring of prairie dog populations, banding and monitoring of cave swallows, and water quality monitoring of human impact in cavern pools. American War, World War I and II, and into the Cold War years up to the late 1950s.
Teachers can use the site to connect court-related issues to students' everyday lives.
Visitors can learn about the differences between civil and criminal cases, participate in a mini-moot court, and more. Stops include homes of Thomas Jefferson and James Monroe, sites of some of the bloodiest battles in the Civil War, and other places that evoke the soldiers, statesmen, farmers, and slaves who fought, toiled, and governed there. This concept is shown through black and white photos and drawings of representative structures and sites in 10 well-known parks. This website features online lessons developed by teachers and built around 600 photos and 300 anecdotes from Peace Corps volunteers in Africa. Photos and anecdotes may also be browsed by country, with basic country information and maps provided.