Pictures :

• American Revolution : Clipart (classroomclipart.com)

• A picture of the British army surrendering from the war. (library.thinkquest.org)
  
  

Slide show :

• Archiving Early America: Paul Revere, Messenger of the Revolution (earlyamerica.com)
  - animated slide show describing Revere's famous ride.
  
  

For Kids :

• Who was Thomas Paine?
  "It's 200 years since the British-born "father of the American revolution" died...
  Paine threw his lot in with those Americans who were thirsting for independence from Britain.
  In January 1776 he published a short pamphlet that earned him the title The Father of the American Revolution.
  Titled simply, Common Sense, the work has been described ... as "the most incendiary and popular pamphlet of the entire [American] revolutionary
  period". It put the case for democracy, against the monarchy, and for American independence from British rule."
  (BBC)

Thomas Paine (1737 – 1809)
"was an English-American pamphleteer, revolutionary, radical, inventor, intellectual, and one of the Founding Fathers of the United States."
(Wikipedia)

• Liberty! The American Revolution
  Chronicle of the Revolution / Liberty! The Series / Perspectives on Liberty / The Road to Revolution Game /
  Teacher's Guide
  (PBS)

• Paul Revere (Wikipedia)
  1 Early years
  2 The midnight ride
  3 War years
  4 Later years...
  
  

• Paul Revere and the Mechanics (americanrevolution.com)
  
  

• The Midnight Ride : April 18-19, 1775 (paulreverehouse.org)
  "Take a virtual tour of the route, learn the true details of Revere's famous ride and separate fact from fiction."
  The Real Story of Revere's Ride
  Virtual Midnight Ride
  Recreate the Midnight Ride
  Revere's Own Words
  Longfellow's Poem
  Images of Revere's Ride
  
  

• Causes of the American Revolution (adventuretales.com)

  

• The American Revolutionary War "(1775–1783) or American War of Independence began as a war between the Kingdom of Great Britain and thirteen British colonies in North America, and concluded in a global war between several European great powers.
  The war was the culmination of the political American Revolution, whereby many of the colonists rejected the legitimacy of the Parliament of Great Britain to govern them without representation, claiming that this violated the Rights of Englishmen."
  (Wikipedia)
  
  
• American History - PowerPoint Presentations (pppst.com)
  Explorers - Civil War - Government -
  Native Americans - Industrial/Immigration - Geography -
  Colonial Times - Great Depression - Patriotic Symbols -
  Revolutionary War - Civil Rights - Multicultural -
  Western Expansion - World Wars - Many More

• The American Revolution for Kids (pocanticohills.org)
  Timeline of the American Revolution
  American Flag - British Flag
  Battles of the Revolutionary War & Map
  Important Battles - Chart
  Leaders of the Revolution
  Women of the Revolution
  Uniforms
  Ships
  The Great Seal: Our National Emblem
  Facts
  Cause & Effect
  Liberty Bell
  Match the Country
  Complaints against George III
  Books to Read

• Timeline of the American Revolution (lhric.org/pocantico)
  
  
  
  

Maps :

• American Revolution at a Glance - MAPS (nps.gov)

Lesson plans :

• American revolution (mce.k12tn)
  - lessons, activities and quizzes
  - with a timeline of significant events with brief descriptions of each.
  - nombreux liens
  - Flags of the American Revolution
  (You can play 'Play Yankee Doodle Dandy')
  
  

INTERACTIVE games :

• Liberty! The American Revolution
  Chronicle of the Revolution / Liberty! The Series / Perspectives on Liberty / The Road to Revolution Game /
  Teacher's Guide
  (PBS)

• Paul Revere Word Search (surfnetkids.com)

Games TO PRINT :

• Paul Revere - Crossword Puzzle (paulreverehouse.org)

• The Revolutionary War - Match the Country - to print (lhric.org/pocantico)