Before your next brainstorming session with students or colleagues try one of the warm-up activities suggested in this slideshow from Ethos 3. Explanations of each
The chill in the air and the shorter days means that autumn is here and before too long kids will be thinking about Halloween costumes.
AsapScience recently released a couple of short videos that could fit well in middle school and high school health courses. What If You Stopped Sleeping?
Google and the Comparative Constitution Project have launched a new site called Constitute. The site hosts the constitutions of 160 countries. You can search the
This month’s issue of National Geographic includes a feature on glacial meltdown. Part of the online complement to that article is the interactive map of
Earlier today on iPad Apps for School I reviewed an app that teaches children about human anatomy and physiology. If your students don’t have iPads
Creating a public Google Calendar and embedding it into your classroom blog is a great way to keep your students and their parents informed about
The USGS offers free topographic maps for most of the United States. The maps can be downloaded as PDFs through the USGS store. The maps
The Canadian Museum of Nature hosts a good collection of online games and animations about mammals, birds, and dinosaurs. A few of the games and
Good morning from Maine. By the time that most of you read this I will on my favorite trout stream in Maine. This is my
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
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