A new partnership between Tennessee History for Kids and the Tennessee State Library and Archives (TSLA).

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New posters are just around the corner.

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Welcome to Tennessee History for Kids -- which is changing the way K through 12 students learn about the Volunteer State. Four years after we started, more than 5,000 classrooms are using our website, videos, posters, brochures and columns to learn Tennessee history, civics and geography.

So whether you are a student, teacher, librarian, parent, or just an interested citizen, check out the web page making a difference from Mountain City to Memphis.

Try the grade-specific pages across the top of the page. There are seven main grades where state-specific things come up in the social studies curriculum -- those being grades 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 11 and 12. If you click on these grades you will find grade specific textbooks written by Tennessee history, civics and geography experts with the state's curriculum in mind.
IMAGE: The Hermitage
Down the left column you'll find a series of "Nav Bars" that are used in different classes, depending on how the teacher wants to do it.

If you click on PEOPLE you'll find short biographies of important people in Tennessee history.

Under CIVICS you will find a three part section on how Tennessee government works -- from beginner ("What Government Does," for example) to advanced ("What do Capitol Hill reporters do?")
Then you'll find the two-part GEOGRAPHY section, which tells you about the incredible terrain and river systems of the Volunteer State.

The VIRTUAL TOURS, which take you on detailed on-line trips to about 50 of the most important places in Tennessee history -- from The Hermitage to the National Civil Rights Museum.

And the interactive quiz button takes you to a test you can take over and over -- and each time you take it you'll get a different group of questions!
There are 95 counties in Tennessee, and we have created a separate page for each of them that tells you AT LEAST two interesting stories about that county. Click here to see those.

Click here to see more detailed history pages of Tennessee's larger cities.

If you would like to find out where to find information about a particular subject, click here for the Tennessee History for Kids INDEX.

And click here to check out some of the incredible Tennessee History for Kids videos.

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