Below is a growing list of resources available for use in the classroom and for home schooling.
- Savannah Under Fire– Revolutionary Mathematics, Language Arts, Social Studies, and Science: Using Archeology and the American Revolution to Teach Otherwise Boring Stuff. By Rita Folse Elliott, 2011 (21.3 MB) [Teacher’s Curriculum, based on findings detailed in archaeology technical reports].
- Curricula from the Chicora Foundation
- Project Archaeology– Project Archaeology is composed of three integral components:
- High quality educational materials
- Professional development for educators
- Continuing professional support
- A downloadable curriculum about Abercorn Archaeology, a publicly funded project on Savannah’s Southside
- Lessons and curricula from the Society for Georgia Archaeology
- Resources from the Society for American Archaeology
- Bartow County, Georgia- The Leake Site
- The Society for Georgia Archaeology’s yearly lesson plan. 2017 is about the CSS Georgia.
- Adventures in Archaeological Science coloring book by the Max Planck Institute.
- Lesson plans and activities from Archaeology in the Community
- UGA Junior Archaeology Workbooks, from the Center for Applied Isotope Studies, University of Georgia
- Beyond Artifacts: Teaching Archaeology in the Classroom is a resource from the Florida Public Archaeology Network, with lesson plans and curricula
- Intrigue of the Past is a resource from the Research Laboratories of Archaeology at University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.
- Scouting America Merit Badge information
