A list of free, online resources available for teachers and students to use to uncover and share the history of Omaha's people, places, businesses, and events. 

This lesson introduces students to Lakota culture and the legacy of Black Elk.

Omaha Public Schools teacher Matt Pierson has prepared a lesson plan to accompany the Bob Campos student web project.

Students will learn the importance of drill and step in North Omaha and use primary sources to shape their understanding of music history in Omaha.

Students will learn the importance of drill and step in North Omaha and use primary sources to shape their understanding of music history in Omaha.

Link to Gretchen Sorin's Driving While Black Documentary covering The Great Migration, Mass Production of Automobiles, African American Travel and The Green Book, and the highway system and its impact on America's African American neighborhoods.  It also includes a discussion guide and local pictures to share. 

Senator Edward Danner fought for equality in Omaha, Nebraska. Use this lesson to help students understand this struggle and compare it to other cities during the Civil Rights Movement.