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National Archives resources for genealogists and family historians.

This award recognizes authors who have written outstanding work in the categories of Fiction, Nonfiction, Poetry and Young People’s Literature.

Access free resources for literacy, early childhood, English learners, K-12 reading, and more from the National Center for Families Learning.

Access online lessons, activities, and interactives to bring art to your learning setting.

The non-profit organization provides education, training, and standards for anyone interested in genealogical research.

Includes a variety of educational resources for all grades, including curated collections for kindergarten through 12th grade.

Videos, games, homework help, and more from National Geographic, with a STEM focus.

Read full issues National Geographic online going back to 1995, search for images and make charts.

Provides census data including population, housing, agriculture and economic data for each of the states, counties, tracts and blocks from 1790-2010.

A collection of small-scale data-sets of 197 maps provided by the U.S. Department of the Interior and U.S. Geological Survey.