Lesson Plans - New Hampshire History Curriculum The New Hampshire Historical Society developed the first-ever state history curriculum in partnership with Public Service of New Hampshire, the New Hampshire Department of Education, and the New Hampshire Council for the Social Studies. A much-needed resource for teachers, the curriculum is available in two volumes: book 1 for grades K-6 and book 2 for grades 7-12. Making History Personal and Exciting Written by historian and educator Judith Moyer, the curriculum is a practical and user-friendly guide for integrating local history into social studies instruction. It provides a framework that brings the richness of New Hampshire history to classrooms at every grade level. Thanks to New Hampshire Public Television's Knowledge Network, book 1 of the curriculum for grades K-6 is available online. Plans are underway to place book 2 for grades 7-12 online, as well. How to Get the Curriculum Order through our online museum store Order by telephone at 603/856-0625 Pick up a copy or order by mail from the Museum of New Hampshire History Store, 6 Eagle Square, Concord, NH, 03301 Explore book one of the curriculum for grades K-6 online at New Hampshire Public Television's Knowledge Network Thanks to Our Sponsors These online lesson plans are made possible by a generous grant from Verizon. The development, publication, and distribution of the New Hampshire history curriculum was made possible through the leadership support of Public Service of New Hampshire. Who Are We? The New Hampshire Historical Society is an independent, nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving and sharing New Hampshire history. It operates the Museum of New Hampshire History and the Tuck Library, one of New England's outstanding historical research facilities. Join Us! Free museum and library admission, discounts on programs and events, and a subscription to the Society's magazine Historical New Hampshire, are some of the many benefits of membership in the New Hampshire Historical Society. You are invited to join today! Call the membership department at 603/856-0621, or use our convenient and secure online membership form. Introduction | Topics | Lessons | Curriculum | Teacher Exchange For more information, please contact the New Hampshire Historical Society (mfoynes@nhhistory.org) - Who Are We? - What's New? - Museum - Library - Publications - Membership - Museum Store - School Programs - Programs & Events - Questions & Feedback - Home - Copyright © 2007 New Hampshire Historical Society. Last Modified December 11, 2001.