Discovery’s Cash Cab game show is one of my favorite afternoon television programs. I often have it on in the background while grading student work
It was a short, but busy week here in Maine. School was closed due to weather on Wednesday. The unexpected day off allowed me to
Remix America is a new website that allows you to create your own documentary US History videos. Using the video editing technology developed by Kaltura,
The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History has quite a few excellent resources for teaching US History. The teacher resource page offers online quizzes, primary
AdLit is a website that one of my colleagues who teaches reading recently shared with me. AdLit.org is all about adolescent literature. On AdLit teachers
I view hundreds of websites and links to websites everyday so when a site grabs my attention and sucks me in like Newseum’s Today’s Front
The International Monetary Fund has some good resources that can help you help your students gain an understanding of global economics. On the IMF education
Scavenger Hunt Through History is a game designed to be played by students in junction with Freedom: A History of US produced by PBS. Freedom:
Recently, Free Technology for Teachers was added to Alltop’s list of education blogs. Alltop is an online “magazine rack” of blogs. Alltop has categories for
Snag Films is one of my favorite places to find high quality documentary movies for free. One of the films featured on the front page
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