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Student Programs

Live, interactive distance learning programs are available for groups of 10 or more students.

Student Webinars

Join the National Archives for regularly scheduled webinars for 3-8 students.

Teacher Workshops

Each online workshop will explore how to use primary sources to delve into the big ideas of the founding documents.

Student Programs

Meet the Declaration (K-2)

print of the Declaration of Independence

The American Story: Expanding Freedom (K-2)

Women Marching in Suffrage Parade in Washington, DC

Decoding the Declaration (3-5)

Faulkner Mural showing the presentation of the Declaration of Independence

The Constitution and Our Community (3-5)

Photograph of students peacefully protesting after Hurricane Katrina

Unveiling Stories in the National Archives (3-5)

Photograph of a Young Woman at the Civil Rights March on Washington, DC

Rightfully Hers: American Women and the Vote (3-5)

Suffrage Parade in New York City

Decoding the Declaration (6-8)

printed version of the Declaration of Independence

The Constitution at Work (6-8)

This cartoon conveys a railroad bill’s anxiety about how it will be received by the President.

Upcoming Student Webinars

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Teacher Workshops and Resources

Free workshops for educators on teaching civics with primary sources.

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