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2013 Logo web smallAs a History Day teacher, you can help guide your students through the process of researching and developing a history project.

If you have time to explore, the National History Day (NHD) website has a wealth of information about incorporating the program into your classroom.

Find other helpful information below:

Details & deadlines

  • VHD 2013 At a Glance (PDF)
  • Teacher & Parent Workshops (PDF)
  • Student Help & Research Day (PDF)
  • 2013 Entry Form (PDF)
  • 2013 Special Prizes (PDF)

Where to begin?

  • Vermont History Day Handbook (PDF)
  • National History Day Curriculum Materials
  • Borrow NHD How-to Booklets
  • Official Rule Book (PDF)

Theme info

  • Turning Points in History: People, Ideas, Events (PDF)
  • Turning Points in VERMONT History (PDF)
  • NHD Theme Book (PDF) 7.3MB

Primary Sources

  • What are primary sources?
  • Research resources in Vermont (PDF)

Common Core Connections

  • National History Day correlations to the Common Core (PDF) courtesy of the Wisconsin Historical Society

For more information, contact Victoria at (802) 828-1413 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .

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Vermont Historical Society
60 Washington St., Barre, VT 05641
(802) 479-8500

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