This website belongs to Colorado History Day. Here you will find information about the state contest.

This is a link to the contest rule book published by the National History Day program. Our regional competition follows all rules set forth by NHD.

This is the National History Day website. It is filled with information about the NHD program.

All NHD websites must be completed using Weebly. This link will take you to the registration page to begin. Guidelines for using Weebly can be found at www.nhd.org and search Weebly.

There have been some changes to the MLA formatting for citing work. Check out the changes here.

This Education Week article is about the benefits of National History Day

This free software allows you to cut audio files to lengths that adhere to the NHD rules.

This page, produced by the National History Day office, provides ideas for topics appropriate to the Rights and Responsibilities in History theme.

This document, produced by National History Day, will help you think about the ideas involved with the theme "Rights and Responsibilities in History."

This book gives and in depth look at the idea of "Rights and Responsibilities in History"

This list will give you ideas for the "Rights and Responsibilities in History" theme if you would like to do a project related to Colorado History.

This is the website of the National Archives.

This website, related to the National Archives Experience, helps teachers and students understand working with historical documents.

This link will allow you access to the digitized collections of the National Archives.

This website gives you access to the collections of the Library of Congress.

This website contains a digital collection of over 17,000 primary source documents.

This website is a stepping stone into the world of the Smithsonian Institution.

This link provides information for teacher about doing research through the National Archives.

This link is to the PBS website. Don't forget about viewing professiona; documentaries as secondary sources.

This website contains military records. It is a paid site, but does have a 7 day trial.

The Colorado Historic Newspapers Collection (CHNC) currently includes more than 500,000 digitized pages, representing 163 individual newspaper titles published in Colorado from 1859 to 1923. Due to copyright restrictions, CHNC does not generally include newspapers published after 1923.

The Librarians from Arapahoe County would love to help you with your research. They can work with students from any district or county.

This Library of Congress website focuses on historic newspapers throughout America.

This website hosted by the Independence Hall Association in Philadelphia gives short histories of thousands of events in US History. The left hand sidebar also links to credible sources on the internet.

This page contains an extensive list of links to local and regional websites to help with your research.

This is the website for the new History Colorado! museum. Under the "researchers" tab, you will find information on the History Colorado archives and the Stephen Hart Library.

This is a collection of documents related to Colorado's past.

This is one of the largest collections of local, state and regional documents. It is housed at the downtown branch of the Denver Public Library.

The Denver Public Library would love to help you with your research! Check out their page specifically directed at NHD participants.

This page lists history musuems throughout the state of Colorado by county.

The Colorado Historic Newspapers Collection (CHNC) currently includes more than 500,000 digitized pages, representing 163 individual newspaper titles published in Colorado from 1859 to 1923. Due to copyright restrictions, CHNC does not generally include newspapers published after 1923.

This documentary reached Nationals in the junior group division.

This documentary placed 2nd at the National competition.

This performance won 1st place at the National competition in 2009.

This paper placed 2nd in Colorado in 2011, and competed at Nationals.

This is a sample of a National winner in the junior website category.

This website won first at nationals in the senior division under the theme of Innovation in History.

The photo gallery of this website has pictures of some exhibits that competed at Nationals in 2011.

Purdue University's Online Writing Lab is a great resource for help with writing a paper, or working on your annotated bibliography or process paper.

This is a very extensive website about researching and writing for history.