A webquest on the Lewis and Clark Expedition.

Offers a short overview of the explorer's life.

Offers a short profile of the explorer.

Uses primary sources including pictures, maps and graphics, to tell the story of the teen-aged Shoshone who interpreted for Lewis and Clark.

Multimedia presentation explains how explorers spent their free time, explores why Thomas Jefferson directed Lewis & Clark to go on this journey, and examines its importance to the Louisiana Purchase.

Includes short biographies, sketches, timeline, and related links.

Online adventure allows students to become privates in Lewis and Clark's Corps of Discovery. From National Geographic.

Comprehensive collection of screened links about the expedition itself and key members of it.

Explore the Lewis and Clark Expedition from Thomas Jefferson's perspective and discover why the expedition was so important to him.

Follow Lewis and Clark's historic steps in this interactive adventure where participants must make difficult decisions that could mean the difference between life and death.

Read the contents of Jefferson's letter of commission to Meriwether Lewis exactly as it was written.

Explores how Thomas Jefferson's grand idea and Lewis and Clark's great adventure changed the course of history. Includes maps, timelines, interactive games for kids, and teacher resources.

Virtual exhibit from the Smithsonian.

A fresh look at the explorers of the Old West. Play a game or read their journals online.

Includes an interactive journey log, maps, historical photos, drawings, a timeline, and details of their discoveries.

Provides information on the explorers, expedition journals, trip timeline and maps, interviews with historical experts, an overview of Native American tribes, and classroom lessons.

Short biography from the State History Society of North Dakota. Includes an explanation of the many spellings for this heroine's name.

Interactive timeline re-traces the route taken by the explorers, offering multimedia glimpses into key stops along the way.

Time magazine's site for the Lewis and Clark bicentennial. Includes photo essays, interactive map, and bibliography.