NOAA’s Games Planet Arcade offers twenty-six educational games for young students. The games are intended to help students learn about oceans, wildlife, and weather. Twenty of
Virtual reality has the potential to provide our students with great learning experiences. It is still in its early stages of adoption in schools and
About a week ago I was asked if I could write a post about tools for making infographics with students. A well constructed infographic can
Today 4pm Eastern Time I’m hosting a webinar called Search Strategies Students Need to Know. In Search Strategies Students Need to Know you will learn why informational searches
The Media History Digital Library is a massive archive of books and magazines about the history film, television, and radio. The Lantern is the name of the
Radio Garden is an interactive map that showcases radio stations around the world. Go to Radio Garden and the site will try to locate the
Feedly has been my favorite RSS reader since Google shuttered for good Google Reader back in 2013. Feedly makes it easy to subscribe to your
Build a Tiny Plant World! is the title of a new SciShow Kids video. The video explains how plants stay alive inside of terrariums and
screenshot of CC search site Last week, through Larry Ferlazzo, I learned about a new Creative Commons image search engine. The search engine is a
Tomorrow is Valentine’s Day. Whether you buy into the “holiday” or not, your students probably do. Here are three short video lessons related to Valentine’s
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