This page contains links to information of special interest to History Day students and parents.

Use the links below to make your History Day project a success.

1. 6^th Grade Lessons and Due Dates.
2. 7^th Grade Lessons and Due Dates.
3. NHD Theme 2010.
4. Choosing a Topic.
5. Topic Selection Process.
6. Title Page Example.
7. Primary/Secondary.
8. Using Authentic Sources.
9. Developing the Initial/Main Research Question.
10. Basic and Advanced Research Questions.
11. Graphic Organizer - Basic/Advanced Questions.
12. 3 Across Notes Format.
13. Interview Tips.
14. Interview Preparation Sheet.
15. Thesis Statement.
16. Thesis Map.
17. Thesis Proofs.
18. Outline Format.
19. Writing the Paper Overview.
20. Example of Introduction.
21. Example of Conclusion.
22. Parenthetical Citations.
23. Plagiarism and Copyright.
24. Annotated Bibliography.
25. MLA Style Guide.
26. Paper Rubric.

Conducting Your Research: recommended websites.

• Conducting Your Research includes tips on searching for information and a list of recommended websites
  from the National History Day organization.
• AskUsNow is a 24/7 live online interactive service. It uses the expertise of librarians to provide answers to questions, research guidance, and help navigating the Internet.
• The Maryland Historical Society.
• The National Archives.
• National History Day Program information from the National History Day website.
• NoodleBib is an online program to help you create your bibliography.
• NoodleBib instructions to help you create your Noodle Bib account,format your bibliography, and print your works cited page.
• Patapsco Middle School eTools access our online databases from the menu bar on Patapsco's library media website.