Moose Tutorials

Learn all about the "Moose on the Loose," including how to navigate through the site and its features.

The Moose on the Loose is a BIG site with tons of resources. Use the videos below (and the Moose at a Glance handout) to learn more about why this resource was created, how to navigate through the site, and where to find all sorts of features that make the "Moose" a dynamic social studies adventure for New Hampshire kids.

Join Elizabeth Dubrulle, the director of education and public programs at the New Hampshire Historical Society, as she leads you on a tour of this comprehensive resource for students and educators.

Introducing the Democracy Project

What Is the Democracy Project?

Find out how the Democracy Project got started and how it is supporting social studies education in New Hampshire.

Moose Tutorial: Moose at a Glance

Get an Overview!

Discover how the "Moose" is organized and get a look at the many features included on the site to make it accessible and fun for New Hampshire kids and useful for New Hampshire educators

Moose at a Glance

This handout lays out how the "Moose on the Loose" is organized and the structure for the 18 units of study. Print out a copy and follow along while you watch the videos!

Get the Handout

Moose Tutorial: Unit Structure in the Moose

Learn about the 18 units of study

Find out more about the features included with the 18 units of study in the Moose, which cover the whole range of state history, from the ice age to the present day

Moose Tutorial: Educational Standards and the Moose

State and national standards, along with Moose standards

Learn how the "Moose on the Loose" aligns to state and national standards and explore the standards created specifically for upper elementary social studies in the Granite State