This multimedia instructional package, a
10-program video series, CD-ROM, and teacher guide — about the cultural heritage and diversity of Wisconsin, focuses on the present day. (Designed for grades 4 through 6) Web site

This 12-part video series features a host who travels across the state to solve mysteries about Wisconsin history. Maps, photos, old film, diaries, oral history, artifacts, re-enactments, and the landscape help students learn more about Wisconsin's past. Student-written "History Mysteries" are featured on the site.

Explore Wisconsin geography with this
award-winning 14-program video series
for fourth-grade students. The Web site provides geography links, activities for students and maps
to download for classroom use.
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Designed to support fourth- and fifth-grade study of Wisconsin history and culture, this
15-minute instructional television program was recorded in digital format for eventual use on high-definition television (HDTV). It also is broadcast in analog format, enabling current television sets to receive it. The Web site includes video clips from the powwow not included in the TV program, an interactive map of Wisconsin tribes, and more. Visit the Web site

The Wisconsin: Celebrating People, Place and Past Web site will lead you to a wealth of online resources about Wisconsin. We have pre-selected Web sites with information for students on Wisconsin land, people, work, recreation, government and more.