Suggested
Grade Levels

K = Kindergarten
(Picture Books)

E = Elementary:
Grades 1-3
(detailed Picture Books
& easy reading)

E-UE = (books for
younger, fluent readers)

UE = Upper Elementary:
Grades 4-6

JH = Junior High:
Grades 6-8

HS = High School:
Grades 9-12

+ = "and up"

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History Games & Activities

General History & Geography

• General History Games & Activities — Spans All Eras

• Geography Games & Activities

Click here for American History Games or World History Games.

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General History Games & Activities

Below are suggested history games & activities that span several eras or can be adapted for any topic! Check the American History Games or World History Games lists for activities based on a specific time period!

VARIOUS TIME PERIODS
History Mystery lets kids solve a mystery with a few clues. You choose your topic/time period!

Kids Past helps kids review history with online games, and they are not just interactive quizzes!

Choose between 6 different games with a variety of historical themes by the McCord Museum.

Guess which Monarch or Leader when you see their rooms. Spans the ages, but since this game is from BBC, most are European.

The History Channel's Lost Worlds is a computer game that lets you piece together some of the greatest ruins on earth and unlock some of the greatest mysteries of the world!

School History has lots of games to choose from, and lots of people contributing more all the time!

This game is for the older student! Use the Leadership Profile to find out Which Historical Military Leader You Are Most Like .

Print out these fabulous Notebook Covers to decorate the front of your binder! Four different time periods, based on Susan Wise Bauer's The Story of the World series.

History on the Net contains a wealth of resources and activities.

Many history topics and good ideas from Mr. Donn's Pages.

Bio.com has a great selection of historical biographies to watch from A&E. They also offer accompanying resources for the classroom.