World History Commons offers a free collection of more than 1700 primary sources covering a wide array of themes and events in world history. The
Aquation is a free iOS, Android, and web game offered by the the Smithsonian Science Education Center. The game, designed for students in upper elementary
The Periodic Table of Elements, in Pictures and Words is an interactive site that shows students how each element is used or is present in
Giving students some clever math problems that tie-in a “real world” situation or topic can go a long way toward helping them see how math
Google has a lot of help search tools if you know how to access them and use them. Just opening the advanced search menu often
Last week TED-Ed published a new video lesson titled Why Can’t Governments Print an Unlimited Amount of Money? The purpose of the video is to explain
Yesterday morning I wrote about the challenge of getting students to use resources like academic databases and digital archives in their research. This morning I
GitMind is a mind mapping tool that offers some excellent features for teachers and students. GitMind offers more than one hundred templates for teachers and
This morning Jeff Bezos is blasting into space on a new rocket designed by his company, Blue Origin. The BBC has a succinct overview of
A couple of weeks ago I published a video about how to create your own chatbot with a free tool called Acquainted. This morning I
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