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Teachers
Social Studies
National
History Day in Nevada
Important Notes:
- Once again, changes
have been made to the website category. Click
here:
http://nde.doe.nv.gov/Teachers_SS_NHD_Materials.html
for more information, or check the NHD website at
http://www.nhd.org/website.htm
- In an effort to keep the History Day program
afloat, we will continue to charge a $5 entry fee per student.
So, if you have a group documentary of 3
students, the entry fee would be $15.
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Please make checks payable to the Washoe County
Historical Society.
- In addition, we will be
offering t-shirts for sale at the state contest. T-shirts
will be $10 each. We will continue to offer free t-shirts
to all students attending the national contest.
Student and Teacher Materials
The Nitty Gritty Details
Getting Ready for the State Competition!
For more information from the National History Day
Organization, click here-->
http://www.nhd.org/
For National History Day in Nevada Curriculum Guides click here -->
NVHD
Curriculum Guides
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What Is History Day?
The History Day Program is an exciting way to study history
and learn about issues, ideas, people, and events that are
of interest to students. History Day lets students express
what they have learned through creative and original
performances, media documentaries, papers, or
three-dimensional exhibits. History Day provides classroom
teachers with an effective vehicle for teaching not only the
content of history (and other subjects, such as art,
theater, and media), but the basic components of critical
thinking. It helps students develop the skills to think
critically, not only about school work, but about the many
decisions they must confront as citizens.
The Annual Theme
Each year a broad theme is selected for the History Day
contest. Topics may come from local, regional, national, or
world history. Regardless of the topic chosen, the research
and conclusions must relate to the annual theme. The 2010
theme is Innovation in History.
Future Themes for National History Day include:
2011: Geography in History: Impact, Influence, Change
2012: Revolution, Reaction, Reform in History
2013: Turning Points in History: People, Ideas, Events
2014: Diplomacy and Dialogue in History: Successes,
Failures, Consequences
2015: Rights and Responsibilities in History
Northern Nevada State Contest March 27, 2010 Entry cards due March
12, 2010
Click here:
2010 Entry Form (pdf)
Location: Nevada State Library and Archives 100 N. Stewart St. Carson City, NV 89701-4285
Southern Nevada State Contest April 10, 2010 Entry cards due
March 26, 2010
Click here:
2010 Entry Form (pdf)
Location: Northwest Career & Technical Academy 8200 W. Tropical Pkwy Las Vegas, NV 89149
Still have questions? Contact:
Stephanie Hartman K-12 Social Studies Consultant and
State Coordinator, National History Day in Nevada Nevada Dept. of Education 700 E. Fifth Street Carson City, NV 89701 Phone: (775) 687-2450 Fax: (775) 687-9118 Email:
shartman@doe.nv.gov
Karlye Mull Southern Nevada Coordinator, National History Day in Nevada Project Facilitator, K-12 Social Studies Curriculum and Professional Development Division 3950 South Pecos-McLeod Street, Suite 2-B Las Vegas, NV 89121-4396 Telephone: (702) 799-8464 Fax: (702) 855-6179 Email:
kjmull@interact.ccsd.net
For further information regarding rules, guidelines, and the
national competition, visit the National History Day link
at:
http://www.NationalHistoryDay.org
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