Welcome to NDStudies.org
The North Dakota Studies regional website offers resources on the people, places, events, and fascinating history of North Dakota and the region for teachers, students, and lifelong learners. A collaboration of the North Dakota Humanities Council (NDHC), the State Historical Society of North Dakota, and the North Central Council for School Television in partnership with Prairie Public, the site provides teaching resources not only for fourth grade, eighth grade, and high school North Dakota Studies classes but also for cross-curricular applications for K-12 classrooms across the region. In addition, you will find photographs, maps, and other primary documents, well-researched and authoritative articles, as well as audio and video clips on the history, culture, and life of the region.
To get started, use the search box above or browse for resources using one of the drop-down menus.
This Week's Feature
Overview
A radio clip from Dakota Datebook, "The CCC at Fort Abraham Lincoln" covers the work projects created by President Franklin Roosevelt through the Civilian Conservation Corps in April of 1933. The CCC project at Fort Abraham Lincoln focused on new buildings and restoring the famous earth lodges.
North Dakota Studies Program
Curriculum and Resources 
Curriculum
- 4th grade
- 8th grade
- High School
- Order
Resources
- Habitats of North Dakota
- Primary Source Documents
- ND Indian Studies
- Civil War Era in ND
- Governing North Dakota
- USS North Dakota
- NHD in North Dakota
- ND State Symbols
A Brief History of North Dakota
State History Through the Ages
North Dakota Blue Book Available on Digital Horizons
Past editions of the North Dakota Blue Book are available on Digital Horizons! The Blue Book is easy to use, authoritative, statistical and narrative profile of North Dakota's government, geography, economy and culture, published periodically since 1889.