Alabama-Wyoming: State Government Pages for Teachers & Students

"Navigate through the Georgia Virtual Learning Courses by selecting a Subject Area and then Course from the menus. OER designated courses contain Open Educational Resources and Teacher Created Material. All content is aligned to the Georgia Performance Standards and Common Core where applicable."

From the "about" page, "Originally launched in 2004, the NGE is the first state encyclopedia to be conceived and designed exclusively for publication online. This authoritative resource contains original content and helps users understand the rich history and diverse culture of Georgia's still-unfolding story."

The latest rare species and natural community data can now be accessed from this data portal page. Included are rare species profiles, range maps, rarity ranks as well as state and federal protection statuses. Also include are lists of rare species by Georgia county, quarter quad, watershed, ecoregion and more.

"The Virtual Vault provides virtual access to historic Georgia manuscripts, photographs, maps, and government records housed in the state archives." From 1733 to the present.

"A gateway to Georgia's history and culture found in digitized books, manuscripts, photographs, government documents, newspapers, maps, audio, video, and other resources. The Digital Library of Georgia connects users to 500,000 digital objects in 90 collections from 60 institutions and 100 government agencies."

"Contains over 90,000 publications of agencies within the Georgia state government, covering years 1994 to the present. Types of materials included are annual reports, budget documents, periodicals, maps, posters, and videos."

The latest rare species and natural community data can now be accessed from this data portal page. Included are rare species profiles, range maps, rarity ranks as well as state and federal protection statuses. Also include are lists of rare species by Georgia county, quarter quad, watershed, ecoregion and more.

from the holdings of the Georgia Archives - "Comprises nearly 18,000 photographs. Ranging from daguerreotypes to Kodachrome prints, the images span over 100 years of Georgia history."

Educators in Hawaii’s public schools and parents are, of course, the front line in helping students achieve success, but students can also help themselves with various programs provided by the Department. We encourage students to take advantage of the resources offered to them here.

Information about Hawaii's counties and statewide facts.

Children's activities, schools, things to do, science activities, videos / games, and finance for kids are featured on Idaho's Just for Kids website.

"Idaho's natural history online". Includes geology, biology, archaeology, geography, hydrology, and climatology resources as well as Idaho maps.

Popcorn is Illinois' state snack, and the painted turtle is the state reptile. Learn more Illinois state symbols here.

Explore your environment, find things to do indoors / outdoors, learn about Hoosier State history, and enjoy many of Indiana's historical and environmental treasures here.

The Indiana Historical Bureau provides publications, programs, and other opportunities for Indiana citizens of all ages to learn and teach about the history of their communities, the state of Indiana, and their relationships to the nation and the world. We are especially pleased to support educators in their efforts with resources listed at this website.

Learn about Iowa's state symbols (such as the wild rose -- the state flower and the eastern goldfinch -- the state bird) here.

An Iowa virtual train tour and train activity coloring book are among the train-related resources available at this website.

Maintained by the Department of Natural Resources, the INAI includes state-wide and county information on threatened, endangered, and other rare species in Iowa.

Kansas is working to ensure every child thrives. The Children’s Cabinet and a group of state agency leaders have secured federal funding and developed pathways for working collaboratively across sectors to shape our state’s future direction for early childhood. This effort is exciting, ongoing, and invites the voices of all Kansans.

The Kansas State Historical Society's historical collections shared via the Internet include letters, diaries, photographs, government records from the State Archives, maps, museum artifacts, and historic structures in Kansas. These may be searched by keyword, title or author; a subject breakdown is also provided.

Under 'Museums and Education' heading has 'Classroom materials'

Resources for professionals, families and communities on Kentucky's STARS for KIDS NOW program.

Includes Branches of Government, Education, Just for Students, and more.