Here are some Internet sites that allow you (and of course your students!) to create time lines. What a great possibility for students to creatively exhibit their mastery of a sequence. This can be an event or era in history, a biography, a plan, or something that I haven't thought of yet! Most also allow embedded images or even videos. Feel free to add other sites you know of.
Timetoast
Mnemograph remember, plan, learn
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4 Comments
Cara
9/21/2008 08:47:59 am
Here's another one... http://www.teach-nology.com/web_tools/materials/timelines/ 9/23/2008 10:05:23 pm
devin goenner has created a website for the teachers!! Check it out!
bridgette reese
9/23/2008 10:06:54 pm
here is the website (oops)
Bernard Waugh
9/25/2008 02:28:24 am
OK, so I know this is overstating the obvious for SS, but since we study such a wide range of areas, it may be beneficial when we get to regions to plot major dates on a timeline. By comparing timelines, or merging them for various regions, students could get a more well rounded idea of the chronology of history. Leave a Reply. | AuthorsCara Wolford ArchivesJune 2010 Categories |
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