Join Pearson and Social Studies educators from across the country during the second annual Social Studies Virtual Conference.

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Witness the conflict and compromises that accompanied the ratification of the U.S. Constitution. Join young 18th-century observers, unseen by convention delegates, as they travel from state to state tallying the vote. Learn about the ratification process and Americans’ growing interests in their fledgling nation’s new government.

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Each summer, Colonial Williamsburg Teacher Institute provides teachers from across the United States with an intensive seven-day immersion in early American history. Teachers return to their schools with a new understanding of how we became Americans, new historical content and methods of engaging students in learning, and a renewed enthusiasm for teaching.

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Williamsburg James City County Schools become the first school district in the nation to adopt Colonial Williamsburg’s interactive, fully digital, Web-based curriculum “The Idea of America” for implementation in the 2011–2012 school year.

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Get the tools you need to make history everyone’s favorite class. The 2011–2012 Teaching Resources Catalog is designed to provide history resources for the classroom.

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There are many ways to engage an archaeologist in conversation. “Have you found gold yet?” is a standard opener. This summer’s most creative inquiry: “Is it always this glamorous?” But perhaps the most common question that archaeologists hear…and the easiest way to open a discussion….is “what are you finding?”

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