Mr. Donn's Site
for Kids & Teachers
American History
for Kids and Teachers Index
New World Explorers, Native Americans, 13 Colonies, American Revolution, Freedom Documents,
A New Nation, Western Expansion, Slavery, American Civil War, Industrial Revolution, The Nation Grows, Progressive Era, Gilded Age, Immigration, Factories, Roaring 20s, Great Depression, US Civil Rights Movement, Patriotic Symbols,
Wars, Government, Economics, and more
Ancient Civilizations
for Kids and Teachers Index
Archaeology, Early Humans, Ancient Mesopotamia, Egypt, Greece, Rome, China, India, Celts, Mongols, 7 Ancient Wonders & More
World History
for Kids and Teachers Index
Middle Ages, Vikings, Pirates, Renaissance, Exploration, Political Revolutions, Industrial Revolution, African Kingdoms, Incas, Mayas, Aztecs, Saxons, Normans and More
New Special Section: The American Civil War for Kids and Teachers
Free Presentations in PowerPoint format
Free Interactive Q&A - Unit Reviews, Test Prep
Free Interactive Educational Games & Classroom Activities
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Our first feedback (Wow! Thank you!):
"Your units are exactly what I had hoped for
--readable, interesting topics that fit my curriculum objectives
with lots of structured activities to bring it alive.
World History will be the class we all look forward to every day."
Mr. Donn and Maxie's Ancient History PowerPoints Series
Written by Lin & Don Donn,
illustrated by Phillip Martin, Published by Good Year Books
Mr. Donn and Maxie's Always Something You Can Use Series
Written by Lin & Don Donn, Published by Good Year Books
Our books and educational materials are available through our publisher,
and through Amazon
online &
Borders (Barnes and Noble)
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Here's our write
up in the BBC Educational Web Guide!
(We loved
it!)
"This is an excellent resource for students
and teachers of ancient history.
The site covers the civilisations of
Ancient
Mesopotamia, Egypt, Greece, Rome, China and others.
Amongst a wealth of
information there are lesson plans,
links to related sites and to more history
sites by the same author.
Though a little Americanised, this site has a lot
of educational value
if you are prepared to adapt it to your curriculum needs
(and if you can ignore the
jovial
Americanisms!)."
More Awards!

