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Africans in America - A unit covering slavery, the Revoltionary War, African-American leadership, and the Compromise of 1850. Designed for use with PBS programming, but adaptable source
Educators Guide to Follow the Drinking Gourd - Background information and the words to the song that helped runaway slaves use the stars to guide them to safety source
Escape to Freedom - An online story with a teachers guide. Students travel back in time to mid-19th century America to learn about slavery source
Excerpts from Slave Narratives - Short biographies of slaves from colonial times through Emancipation source
Fugitive from Labor - Students compare primary source documents regarding two court cases involving "runaway slaves" source
Harriet Tubman and the Underground Railroad - A collection of activities from Mrs. Tavernas second grade class including a student-illustrated timeline, online quiz, and puzzles source
Harriet Tubman Print-Out - A printable picture to color with information and comprehension questions source
Harriet Tubman & The Underground Railroad - A website by Mrs. Tavernas second grade class on Harriet Tubman. Includes a timeline, character sketches, and a quiz source
Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl - An excerpt from a dramitization of the words of Harriet Ann Jacobs on slavery. Full text available free on request source
Iron-Hill School: An African-American One Room School - A lesson with activity ideas and printable resources for teaching about the Delaware school system for African-American students in the early twentieth century source
Just the Arti-facts: Slavery - Informational articles with pictures of historial artifacts relating to slave labor, slave trade, rebellion, and the anti-slavery movement. Click on classroom resources at the bottom of each topic for teaching ideas source
Slavery and Runaway Slaves in Colonial America (1769) - A lesson plan for using primary sources to understand slavery. Students read escaped slave advertisements from the Savannah Georgia Gazette source
The Amistad Comes to Life - An article containing activity ideas and web links for teaching about the revolt on the Amistad source
The Historians Sources - Students learn about slavery through original documents in this lesson that focuses on primary sources source
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