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2. Middle/Lower Secondary Schools
- Historical Landmarks of Uppland Vasby
- Sweden-Finnish School
Stockholm, Upplands Väsby, Sweden
Ages 12-14
Learn about 10,000 years of history in this community in Sweden.
- Ubrique,
Land of Leather
- Multimedia
English
Ubrique, Cádiz, Spain
Ages: 5-17
Ubrique, a community of great food, music, and the manufacturer of leather goods.
- Chinatown
- Raffles
Girl's School (Secondary)
Singapore, Singapore
Ages: 13-15
A fabulous site dedicated to Singapore's Chinatown and it's complex, multi-cultural
community.
- Camp
Swift: A Historic Landmark in Bastrop, Texas
- Bastrop
Middle School
Bastrop, TX, USA
Ages: 14
The once-thriving town of Bastrop, Texas recounts the good 'ol days of World War II when
the U.S. Army's Camp Swift housed over 44,000 servicemen.
- Kayenta
Artwork
- Kayenta
Middle School
Kayenta, Navajo, AZ, USA
Ages: 12-14
This project showcases some of the diverse art forms in Kayenta. The Navajo people
pass on their traditions and maintain family and clan ties through the giving and sharing
of important pieces of art.
- St. Lawrence County Historical Museum
- McKenney Middle
School
Canton, NY, USA
Ages: 12-15
Take an Electronic Walking Tour of the St. Lawrence County Historical Museum. The
students gathered pictures and information to produce this virtual tour.
- Lemon Grove Leaders
- Palm
Middle School
Lemon Grove, CA, USA
Ages: 12-14
This project spotlights many leaders from Lemon Grove, but also features many leaders who
are admired throughout San Diego county and southern California.
Examples below are ThinkQuest Projects completed by middle school students
- Women
in Alaska's History
- http://www.thinkquest.org/library/11313.html
This project provides lots of information and activities related to women and the history
of Alaska. There are activities in math, map skills, English, vocabulary, and critical
thinking.
- Stamp
on Black History
- http://www.thinkquest.org/library/2667.html
Tells the story of African American History through US postage stamps. The site documents
the economic, political, social and cultural changes in the lives of Black Americans
Ages 13-15
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