Social studies activities
Items denoted with an asterick (*) start with Wyoming but also include interactive maps of the U.S. and other countries for comparison.
- Archaeological sites (Story map)
- Northeast Wyoming and the Black Hills (Story map) NEW (7/2021)
- Indigenous tribes of Wyoming* (Story map)
- Broken treaties (Story map)
- Early explorers and fur trappers (Story map)
- Emigrant trails, landmarks, and forts* (Story map)
- Railroad expansion, stage roads, and cattle trails (Story map)
- Counties and towns (Story map)
- Population change (Story map)
- Population centers in and around Wyoming* (Story map)
- Migration to and from Wyoming* (Story map)
- Age, gender, and race (Story map)
- Land ownership (Story map)
- Employment (Story map)
- Agriculture (Story map)
- Livestock* (Story map)
- Major crops* (Story map)
- Oil and gas resources (Story map)
- Coal mining (Story map)
- Other mining (Story map)
- Wind resources* (Story map) Update pending: wind potential is currently not functional. USA and global wind turbines will be added.
- Transportation (Story map)
- Parks, monuments, and historic sites (Story map)
- Wyoming’s Western heritage (Story map)
- Election patterns* (Story map)
- Comparing Wyoming and Africa (short version) (long version)
Longer activities:
- Comparing Wyoming and Mars (Guided activity)
- How have natural resources affected population? (Guided activity) (Man-made and natural resources)
Last updated July 2021