- Families
- Adult Visitors
- Kids & Students
- Educators
- Archaeologists & Preservationists
- Archaeology & Historic Preservation Month
- Learn About Historic Preservation & Archaeology
- Useful Resources
- National and State Registers
- Program for Avocational Archaeological Certification (PAAC)
- City & County Government Preservation Programs (CLG)
- Cultural Resource Management
- Permits, Statutes & Regulations
- Office of Archaeology & Historic Preservation
- State Preservation Plan
- Grants & Financial Incentives
- Economic Benefits Report
- Grant Seekers & Recipients
- Researchers
Lesson Plans
The following literacy lessons were developed by Denver Public School teachers using primary sources from both the collections of History Colorado and other public domain sources.
3rd or 4th Grade Colorado History Lessons
Fur Trappers and Beaver Pelts
Gold Ore and Smelters
Hunting with Bows and Arrows
Left Hand's Visit
The Sand Creek Massacre
Mining and the Environment
Women and the Gold Rush
4th Grade Westward Expansion Lessons
Exploring the Colorado River
Life on a Midwest Farm in 1800
Oklahoma Land Rush
The Alamo
5th Grade Revolutionary War Lessons
A Tea Party Volunteer
Events in Moses Grandy's Life
Moses Grady's Life as a Slave
Not Really a Tea Party
Patriots and Tories
The Boston Massacre
Developed as part of a grant between the University of Northern Colorado, Denver Public Schools, and History Colorado.
Contacts for Educators
Walking tours (Explore Denver)
April Legg, 303-866-4688
History Take Out (Moving Day, Western Work)
Laura Douglas, 303-866-2492
Old Stories, New Voices
Bobbe Hultin, 303-866-4641
Artifact kits, trunks, lectures, and other tours
Cheryl Graham, 303-866-4686
School Programs Video
