Teacher+Resources

Teacher Resources page 1. The Internet Movie Database (IMDB). (2010)The Red Badge of Courage (1951). Retrieved April 22, 2010 from []
 *  The Internet Movie Database page on “The Red Badge of Courage” (1951). This site contains a comprehensive overview, summary, cast list, and other information on films. You and your students may find this resource helpful before, during, and after you watch the film “The Red Badge of Courage” (1951).

2. Sparknotes.com. (2010). The Red Badge of Courage: Quiz. Retrieved April 22, 2010 from []
 *  The Sparknotes.com quiz . This site contains a quiz on the Stephen Crane’s novel __The Red Badge of Courage__. This quiz will be helpful in assessing the knowledge the students gained from watching the film.

3. Fisher, Max. American History Simulations. “A Classroom Divided” Lesson Plan. Retrieved April 22, 2010 from []
 * “A Classroom Divided” lesson plan . This lesson plan is a great way to illustrate the divide that the United States faced during the American Civil War. This lesson plan provides all of the materials, procedures, rules, and even suggestions on how to implement the activity into the classroom.

4. History.com. (2010). American Civil War. Retrieved April 22, 2010 from []
 * History.com topic American Civil War . This site contains videos, articles, and many other resources on topics of the American Civil War. It would be very beneficial for you and your students to visit throughout your study of the American Civil War.

5. Fults, Davidson, Saul, Baker. (2010). Scavenger Hunt. Retrieved April 22, 2010 from http://ucfteam5.wikispaces.com/Scavenger+Hunt
 * Scavenger Hunt . This online scavenger hunt is great for giving students a good overview of the civil war. The students work as a team or individually to find the answers to each question as they navigate through different web pages.

6. pbs.com. (2010). Civil War Letters. Retrieved April 22, 2010 from []
 * Civil War Letters activity . This lesson plan provides the students with an interactive activity that really puts them in the shoes of a Civil War soldier.

7. Civilwarletters.com. (2007). Letters Written by Newton Scott. Retrieved April 22, 2010 from []
 * Civil War Letters . These letters are a great way for students to get a perspective from a primary source on the Civil War. They can also be used as examples for writing their own letters.

8. Civilwarinfoguide.com. (2009) American Civil War Map. Retrieved April 22, 2010 from []
 * Civil War Map . This map is a great resource for the students for activities and just general background knowledge of the two sides of the Civil War. It is a colorful and simple representation of the Union and Confederacy that is easy to read and analyze.

9. NPS.gov. (2010). Civil War Battles by state. Retrieved April 22, 2010 from []
 * Civil War Battles . This site gives a state by state breakdown of battles. It is a great resource for students to look at individual battles throughout the Union and Confederacy. It also goes into great detail on each battle including nicknames, locations, and much more information.