Mrs. Heilmann's Internet Guide:
Revolution


 3 Cheers for the Red, White, and Blue

 The American Revolution
Collection of more than a dozen lessons on the American Revolution from The Molasses Act of 1733 to Valley Forge and the End of the War. Each lesson offers solid content, an engaging classroom activity, and most have an interactive quiz with a timer and feedback.

 Archiving Early America
Excellent source of historical materials from eighteen century America which includes original newspapers, maps, and writings of the time.

 Battle Map
This site is fun because it is not so much reading.  There is a map of the United States. You can click on the cities on the map.  You will then go to pages that show the Revolutionary War battles in that city, with more maps for each one.  It has great pictures that you can also use if you are doing a report on a battle. 

 Flags Over America

 History Explorer of Colonial Williamsburg 

 History Central:  Revolutionary War
Good introduction to the causes, people, and events of the American Revolution.

 History Place:  American Revolution
A timeline of significant events in  early American history

 A Journey Toward Freedom
ThinkQuest

 Liberty:  The American Revolution
This companion to the 6 hour PBS production of the same name offers a wealth of materials you can use in your classroom. The Chronicle reports conditions at various points in the war, Perspectives offers a look at daily life both in America and around the world at the time, and the Road to Revolution game challenges students with an interactive quiz, QuickTime video and audio clips and choices to be made as they make their way through a simulation of the war. Great for students from upper elementary through high school.

 Loyalty or Liberty?
This is a simulation.  You are a slave in Virginia in the years before the Revolution.  Your master is a Loyalist, but Patriots will pay you for secret information you gather as you do errands around town.  When the game is over, you have to decide which side you will take in the Revolution - Loyalist or Patriot.  Be sure you understand the directions before you start - they may seem a little complicated at first. 

 Music of the American Revolution  

 A Revolutionary WebQuest  

 Spy Letters of the American Revolution
Provides images and transcriptions of original sources; information on how spies transmitted information

Timeline of the Revolution

 Virtual Marching Tour of the American Revolution