Lesson Plans - Teacher Exchange We welcome your comments and professional wisdom as you use the New Hampshire history curriculum and online lesson plans in your classroom. Your feedback will help determine future directions for the New Hampshire Historical Society's education programs. Thank you for your important help. Name (optional)   Mailing address (optional) Street 1 Street 2 City, State Zip E-mail Geographic region where teaching ... Monadnock Lakes Region Seacoast Capital Region North Country Southern Tier   Grade taught   Number of years teaching   How did you learn about the New Hampshire Historical Society's online lesson plans? Regular user of the Society's Web site Colleague Society's staff Online search Other   Did you find the lesson plan format easy to follow? Yes No   Do you intend to use one or more of the lessons? Yes No Not Sure   Which lessons are you most likely to use (check all that apply)? Abenakis Before Contact: Different Worlds Meet Boundary Dispute between New Hampshire and Massachusetts, 1677-1741 Camp Stark, New Hampshire, World War II Prisoner-of-War Camp Cemetery Study for New Hampshire History: Meredith Bridge Census Data and New Hampshire History Development of Industrial New Hampshire Land Use in New Hampshire: Farming Maps and Local History Mills of New Hampshire Mill-Worker Simulation Political Cartoons in New Hampshire History   Do you have a copy of the New Hampshire History Curriculum? Yes No   If yes, which grade level (check all that apply)? Grades K-6 Grades 7-12   How did you learn about the curriculum? School administrator/curriculum coordinator Colleague Society's staff Society's Web site New Hampshire Public Television's Knowledge Network Web site Media coverage Professional publication Other   Have you used the curriculum? Yes No   How have you used it (check all that apply)? Creating my own classroom lessons Grade level planning with other teachers Sharing of teaching materials Organizing district-wide curriculum Conducting professional development workshops Other   What resources do you use to teach New Hampshire history (check all that apply)? Primary sources such as diaries, letters Historical society Maps Museum visits Fictional books Music, art Plays, simulations Internet   Which elements of the curriculum do you find especially useful (check all that apply)? The Quick Reference Chart Focus questions/themes Learning outcomes Sample lesson plans Bibliographies/sources Appendix   What New Hampshire Historical Society programs and services would be most helpful to you in integrating the history curriculum into your classroom teaching (check all that apply)? Teacher training workshops Summer institutes for teachers New Hampshire history classes Distance learning opportunities Publishing more lesson plans online Other   Verification: (Please type in the code shown above.) Please include any other comments you have about the history curriculum or online lesson plans: (optional) Thank you. 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.