For Educators
Free resources and experiential learning opportunities to help your students make connections between the past and the present, and understand their roles and responsibilities as participants in our democracy.
Themed Collections
Selections of thematically grouped primary source documents and transcripts from the Rhode Island State Archives.
Experiential Learning
Student body elections with real voting machines, and field trip opportunities that will prepare your students to be active and engaged citizens in the future. Virtual and in-person options available!
Classroom Visits and Lessons
Invite Secretary Amore to your classroom.
Opportunities for Teachers and Students
Free professional development opportunities for teachers, and awards and contests for students.
Activity Books
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A Guide to Rhode Island Government & History (Grades 4-8) English | Español
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Rhode Island State House Coloring Book (Grades K-3)
Español/English
Timelines
Rhode Island - Taking Shape & Shaping History.
Explore other moments in Rhode Island’s fascinating history through additional topical timelines.
Download a Rhode Island history timeline that you can print.
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Download PDF file (12 MB)
Civics Resources
Use these online and printable resources to help your students understand how federal, state, and municipal governments work.
QUESTIONS?
If you have questions about the materials provided, or would like additional materials, please contact Suzy Alba, Director of Civic Education, at 401-329-0120.