Over the weekend I enjoyed watching an episode of Nature titled Cold Warriors: Wolves and Buffalo. The entire episode is available to view online. The
This afternoon I stumbled upon an old Smithsonian article about Christmas dinner and food in general on the International Space Station. The article is a
Turn-O-Phrase is a simple game of identifying colloquial phrases from a set of two pictures. Depending upon which level you try there may or may
Educators App is a new service that will turn your classroom blog or website into an Android and iOS app. The service is available to
The Miller Center’s Presidential Classroom website is a fantastic resource for teachers and students of U.S. History. On the site students will find a very
Six months ago I shared Joshua Katz’s Dialect Survey Maps (the maps take a long time to load) which highlight the differences in regional dialects in
Life in the Iron Age is a neat little series of animation from BBC History. Through the series of interactive animations students learn about how
Most of the time when I take my dogs out at night I have to put on a headlamp (they have their own to wear
Good morning from snowy Woodstock, Maine. I hope that everyone is enjoying the start of a relaxing weekend and holiday break. This year, for the
If you’re looking for a new-to-you ebook to read during the holidays, take a look at Open Library. The Open Library is a part of
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
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