I would like to know where I can get information to put on video to make history come alive for my students.?
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internet and librarys (including school librarys)
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try youtube for some videos or just type iin leadership videos on google....
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Go to www.440.com\nclick  "those were the days"\nclick on  "archives"\n\nwhen I was student teaching I made a fun facts calender. This site helped made the difference.\n\nsorry for the web site but you need to do the foot work
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I get my students to write songs.  History songs - not entertaining, but putting some of the stuff to music helps them remember.\n\nI used to use index cards - write a topic on each one and three essential points about each.
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Google Video\nYahoo! Video \nYouTube\n\nhope that helps
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Best source would be OVGuide.com (Online Video Guide) http://www.OVGuide.com/tvfilm.html
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Well the best resource is Limewire.....lots of videos.
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Let your child watch the "Multiplication Rock" series of the old "Schoolhouse Rock" videos.  They are easy to get on DVD and are reasonably priced.\n\nThe animations, songs and little tidbits of information they share in the videos are fun to watch and some of the tunes manage to get "stuck in your head" (which is good for remembering).\n\nI recall remembering a lot of the songs in order to recite my 'times' tables back in the days of elementary school.
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Go on line and type in "troubled teens videos".  You'll get a list of topics and then you can decide which is best for you.
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More at link below. Make sure you just don't copy it. Teachers are aware of Wikipedia.org!
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give your kids a history book so they can learn about war . after they are done reading it read it yourslef and maybe you will get an idea of what is going on
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try this site www.youtube.com or you join dadesiforums you have lot of links on that site.........
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clip sites are good\ntry:youtube.com,veoh,yadio,etc.,
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You can join proteacher.com and they have lots of discussion boards where teachers share ideas and teaching strategies. It is free.
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go on to the history channel website
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http://www.historyillinois.org/\n\nTry that link.
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That sounds like a pretty broad range of subject.  I agree that you need to find something that interests you or you will  not be able to follow through with it completely.  If you are going to present this in front of a class, it might be nice to come up with something that has some kind of demonstration or audio/visual element to it because people generally have a very short attention span when you are just talking.\n\nIf you are just turning in a report, I would still try to incorporate some kind of graphics into the report.  For example, if you do something about the civil war you could include maps that would aid in your discussion.  Or, if you do something technology related you could include pictures of the item, and/or circuit or mechanical drawings, and maybe even graphs with data plotted.  BUT, whatever you include, be sure you can explain it. don't just throw in stuff that looks good if you can't back it up somehow.