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A fun and useful site to keep you on track and on time. I especially love the Pomodoro Technique timer - 25 minutes of work on and 5 minutes of break

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e.ggtimer.com is a simple, online countdown timer or egg timer. Set a time and bookmark it for repeated use. You can also create a timer for a specific date or time. Customize your experience with a variety of timer themes.

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Great site. Multiple users can edit documents in this perfect tool for classroom projects.

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The single best way to organize your life - cloud based, constantly synced. The perfect tool.

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Vialogues allows users to upload a video and foster thoughtful discussions with questions, polls and responding with comments

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The best on-line digital publishing tool ever.

If Google is smart, they will find a way to purchase this app and incorporate it into Apps for Education.

It is a smarter version of MS Publisher that is cloud based, offers real time collaboration

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Lucidpress is a web-based drag and drop publishing app, enabling anyone to create stunning content for print and digital.

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The most interesting new app I've come across. This interactive storytelling tool allows authors to write "if..then" type stories with divergent paths depending on the choice of the reader. Amazing technology that can be used in many different scenarios in the classroom. A MUST!

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Write as you play

The inklewriter lets you write as you play, branching the story with choices, and then linking those branches back together again. It keeps track of which paths you've finished, and which still need to be written.

There's no set-up, no programming, no drawing diagrams - so there's nothing between you and the empty page. Oh, and it's free to use. And once written, you can share your stories with whomever you like.

Your stories, to share

Every writer needs a readership, and with inklewriter you can share your story with the world, because every story is given its own unique web-page that you can share however you want.

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The inklewriter lets you write as you play, branching the story with choices, and then linking those branches back together again. It keeps track of which paths you've finished, and which still need to be written. There's no set-up, no programming, no drawing diagrams - so there's nothing between you and the empty page.

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Fantastic blogging site for classrooms/

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Share, collaborate, build, and learn.

Teacher Friendly

Use our easy invite codes and class management tools to get started. And most importantly, it's free!

Student
Safe

Our content filters, moderation options, and multiple privacy tools keep everyone safe.

Learning Centered

Leave private teacher feedback, easily embed videos and other work, and build community.

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Share, collaborate, build, and learn. Use our easy invite codes and class management tools to get started. And most importantly, it's free! Our content filters, moderation options, and multiple privacy tools keep everyone safe. Leave private teacher feedback, easily embed videos and other work, and build community.

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No....really. Make a fake movie poster. Great for Humanities projects.

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Totally free brain pop in French!

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BrainPOP - Site de ressources éducatives animées pour les enfants - science de la vie et de la terre, histoire-géographie & société, français, Arts & Musique, santé et technologie.

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Free mind mapping website

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Structure writing

Use notes and attachments to quickly create a structure for an article or a writing assignment, then create a document outline and continue editing in your faviourite writing tool

Create storyboards

Use a frictionless planning canvas to capture and organise your thoughts, and then put them into a powerful storyboard to turn a hierarchy of ideas into a sequence of slides.

Post to social media

MindMup Atlas automatically adds images and contextual information to ensure that your maps show up nicely on Twitter, Facebook, Google+, LinkedIn and Pinterest.

Plan and manage projects

Add measurements to map nodes to automatically calculate cost, completion and other important factors. Manage project progress easily with icons and priorities.

Collaborate easily

Maps saved to MindMup Cloud support concurrent editing for teams and classrooms, enabling you to instantly see updates made to your map by other users.

Attach documents

Add longer text, videos and spreadsheets to your maps. MindMup for Google Drive also allows you to link to other project documents on Google Drive easily.

Add images

Quickly add images and icons to your maps to provide context and illustrations.

Administer easily

Administrators can easily control sharing settings for the entire organisation. MindMup also integrates with Office365 and Google authentication for easy account management.

MindMup Cloud

Free users can create public maps up to 100 KB and save them up to six months. No account or registration needed.

Gold users can create private maps, share and edit concurrently.
Create a new map Open an existing map

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Structure writing Use notes and attachments to quickly create a structure for an article or a writing assignment, then create a document outline and continue editing in your faviourite writing tool Create storyboards Use a frictionless planning canvas to capture and organise your thoughts, and then put them into a powerful storyboard to turn a hierarchy of ideas into a sequence of slides.

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Learn French with Detective Roger Duflair

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Learn French with Detective Roger Duflair

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An interactive mystery that teachers and reinforces French at all levels, from beginner to advanced. Allons-y!!

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See related links to what you are looking for.

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Khan's series on JavaScript, HTML and SQL are oustanding and provide students who are code proficient a greater level of challenge.

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Computer programming - JavaScript and the web | Computing | Khan Academy

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In this course, you’ll explore the wonders of what you can create with programming. Learn how to program drawings, animations, and games using JavaScript and the Processing library, and explore the technologies behind the web as you design webpages with HTML and CSS.

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The mother of all code sites....kid friendly and addictive to grown ups too.

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Hour of Code

This year, we're taking Hour of Code to new heights by offering coding opportunities that encompass both artificial intelligence (AI) and non-AI components.

Want to keep learning? Go beyond an hour

Teachers: Host an hour or read the How-To Guide

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Use computer science to explore and learn about AI!

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Great site for explanations of how the world works in a way that is understandable

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HowStuffWorks - Learn How Everything Works!

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HowStuffWorks has been explaining how things work to curious minds since 1998. Providing factual, unbiased content that's fun to read and makes difficult topics easy to understand.

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Great kid friendly information site about our world and the stuff in it

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Fact Monster - A Trusted Reference Site for Kids

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Fact Monster is a free reference site for students, teachers, and parents. Get homework help and find facts on thousands of subjects, including sports, entertainment, geography, history, biography, education, and health.

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Very powerful, free online photo editing site. Love it

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MIT's amazing coding site. Get there and coding

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Scratch is a free programming language and online community where you can create your own interactive stories, games, and animations.

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The U.S. government's open data for all to use. Great for creating infographics or supporting an argument in Koop's class.

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We are excited to announce the relaunch of a new resources.data.gov , an online repository of policies, tools, case studies, and other resources to support data governance, management, exchange, and use throughout the federal government. The site is a joint effort of OMB, the Office of Government Information Services of the National Archives, and GSA, as required by the OPEN Government Data Act , Title II of the Foundations for Evidence-Based Policymaking Act. This resource promises to become a central hub that gathers, publicizes, and shares high-quality data tools and resources, thereby supporting and amplifying the efforts and products of groups and individual data managers and practitioners across government.

As called for in the Foundations for Evidence-Based Policymaking Act and delivering against milestones set out in Action 11 of the Federal Data Strategy 2020 Action Plan, this update to resources.data.gov features new ways to browse tools and resources by category and keyword, introduces a user-driven taxonomy and information architecture, and adds new case studies, tools, and policy references to the repository. The update is the work of the Data Federation Team from GSA's 18F, through support from the 10x program. You can learn more about this process in the 10x's blog post on its work.

Find the following on resources.data.gov:

Data management & governance: Playbooks, guidance, templates, and other resources to support the implementation of policy, the creation of data governance structures, and the day-to-day work of data management in the federal government

Data tools: Software tools and complementary resources to support the hands-on work of data practitioners

Data standards: Standards, schemas, and related resources - this category will continue to be built out in response to Federal Data Strategy Action 20 , which calls for a data standards repository to accelerate the creation and adoption of data standards across agencies

Skills development: Guides, tutorials, and personnel-related resources to build and develop a data-savvy workforce

Policy: Legislation, official memos, regulations, and mandates related to the governance, management, and use of data in the federal government

Case studies & examples: Articles, use cases, and proof points describing projects undertaken by data managers and data practitioners across the federal government

This relaunch aims to capture a lot of existing work in a more discoverable and user friendly way, but the real goal is to create a lasting foundation for much more work to come. The Federal Data Strategy 2020 Action Plan calls out resources.data.gov as the place to find a number of deliverables that are still in development as well as continued stakeholder engagement to help inform and evolve the site to better serve users. Contributions to resources.data.gov are welcome through its repository on GitHub.

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Interactive, customizable concept map on any topic imaginable. Very COOL! Did a search on string theory.

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Research any topic with an interactive concept map, that you can customize and share

Innovative Features

instaGrok's innovative features make learning much more fun and effective.

Key Facts show important facts about the topic (with links to the original content page).

Interactive visual interface allows the user to quickly grasp important concepts, key facts and relationships.

Integrated journals allow easy note-taking or writing of research reports.

Plans and Pricing

instaGrok for iPad

All of the instaGrok functionality you have come to know and love, plus the interactivity of the touch interface.

Download from iTunes →

instaGrok for Android

We're very excited to announce that instaGrok is now available as a mobile app for the Android tablets.

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Research any topic with an interactive concept map, that you can customize and share instaGrok's innovative features make learning much more fun and effective. Key Facts show important facts about the topic (with links to the original content page). Interactive visual interface allows the user to quickly grasp important concepts, key facts and relationships.

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NY Times Blog artile. Subject by subject ideas for how to use infographics in teaching/learning. Good ideas for student projects.

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"In an uncharted world of boundless data, information designers are our new navigators," begins a recent Times article, "When the Data Struts Its Stuff."

Last summer we did a popular series of posts on classroom uses for data visualization - the graphs, charts, timelines, diagrams, flowcharts, interactive slide shows and maps also called "infographics." You can find all five posts linked from the first one, "Teaching With Infographics | Places to Start."

Today we add to our collection with some new resources inspired by this latest Times article. As the professor pictured above, Dr. Hans Rosling, says, "Statistics is now the sexiest subject around."

Key Questions

What are the purposes of visual displays like the charts, maps, graphs, timelines, tables and other features known as "infographics"?

Why do many readers like infographics? Why do publishers like them? How do they "cut through the clutter"?

What are the benefits of having so much data visualization at our disposal? What might be some drawbacks?

How can we evaluate an infographic? Is there such a thing as a "bad" infographic?

What are some of the principles behind good infographic creation?

How has the field of information visualization changed over time?

Other than news media, what other entities fund the creation of infographics? For what purposes?

What educational background and previous work experience might information designers have?

Teaching About the Creation and Interpretation of Infographics

How Do They Do It? Peek behind the wizards' curtain by finding tips and techniques from information artists like The Times's Steve Duenes. Then students work backward from a single infographic, analyzing it to determine how it was created and why it works, and give class presentations. What are the governing design principles at work?

Information Translation: Students recast the infographic of their choice, using the same information but in a different form. For example, an line graph from the Economix blog could be "translated" to a pie chart. Students trade creations with a partner, who provides feedback on how the new version compares with the original.

Infographics Safari: Students set out to find infographics that meet these criteria: data-centered, user-friendly, visually interesting and/or appealing or just good fun. You might also require students to find data visualizations that connect to the subject matter, themes or works they are currently or have recently studied for your class or any of their classes. You might direct students to print media like magazines and newspapers, or Web sites like Brain Pickings, the Hive Group (where they'll find the 100 most popular songs presented graphically-itself a very popular infographic), or searching the New York Times Multimedia Archive. Have students present their infographics to the class, asking questions that require audience interpretation. Also allow time for a critique of the infographic itself-Is it easy to understand? Visually appealing? Original enough to not get lost in the sea of others that present similar information?

Overlapping Graphics: Have students find two or more data visualizations that present data about the same groups-for example, this interactive map that shows well-being in the United States, and this one, which presents United States Census data from 2005 to 2009. Have students investigate how the information in one of the infographics confirms, explains or contradicts the other, and do additional research. For example, the maps mentioned here might lend themselves to a study of how income and education level may affect job satisfaction or health problems in an area. Students can present their work as an oral report supplemented by a PowerPoint presentation that shows the infographics they used, along with any original ones they create.

Ideas for Teaching With Infographics by Subject Area

Social Studies: Students can use infographics to represent statistics like income, education and race or police interaction with residents, by neighborhood to characterize specific areas. Or they can pull out factoids from the wealth of Census data and represent them visually. They can also create their family trees, looking at the trees for Michelle Obama and the Kennedys for inspiration.

Literature: Students use the New York Times book reviews and Best Seller lists to create infographics that correlate critical acclaim and sales figures. Or they draw inspiration from these lists to make a timeline of their own reading history, including excerpts and blurbs from Times reviews. They might also create data visualizations about places or time periods in literary history, like this Harlem Renaissance infographic. Or, they might simply create art from words, as the people at Postertext have done with some literary classics.

Language Arts: Students check out this infographic, which shows the occurrences of the words "hope" and "crisis" in The New York Times from 1981 to 2009, by the software artist Jer Thorp. They then create their own word occurrence graphics using the search feature at the top of any New York Times Web page. They might search a person's name, a place, political issue, or even their favorite word. On the page where the search results appear, they can choose "Custom Date Range," and either search for that word year by year or, in the case of a seldom-used word like rutabaga, opt to tally the occurrences from the list of chronological appearances. They might draw their infographic on chart paper or use any of the infographic generator software that's online. Alternatively, have them create taxonomies of words or related concepts, perhaps using the Taxonomy of Rap Names for inspiration.

Photography: How can a photograph or set of photos be turned into a powerful infographic? Students look at "Reviving Ground Zero" and "Faces of the Dead," then create an infographic using one or more photographs they have taken.

Technology: What are some important trends in technology? Students use infographics to explore topics like technological evolution, password security and Twitter trends, among others, then create infographics on the topics of their choice, based on their own or available research.
Teaching With Infographics: Places to Start Teaching With Infographics | Social Studies, History, Economics Teaching With Infographics | Science and Health Teaching With Infographics | Language Arts, Fine Arts and Entertainment Teaching with Infographics: A Student Project Model
Additional Learning Network Resources
David McCandless: The Beauty of Data Visualization 10 Tips for (Journalists) Designing Infographics 30 Top Infographics for Web Developers and Designers from 2010 How to Make a Good Infographic
Resources about Information Visualization From the Web
Cool Infographics Flowing Data Information is Beautiful GOOD: Infographics Fast Company: Infographic of the Day Infogen Infographics Collection Tableau Public Gallery Google Public Data Explorer 55 Interesting Social Media Infographics
Infographics Collections on the Web

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A compolation of digital resource tools

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The Museum of Modern Art in NYC. Great art resource.

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A vocab site that might be helpful for first year French students

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Jeux en ligne pour enfants - Cité des enfants

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Des jeux en ligne pour les enfants de 3, 4 ou 5 ans sur le site de la Cité des enfants

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OLogy for Kids - American Museum of Natural History

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OLogy for Kids - American Museum of Natural History

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Grades 2-8

Science made fun and interesting by the folks at AMNH. From anthropology to zoology - it's all there and divided by subject. Go get it

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Amazing virtual tour site with stunning videos of interesting places and subjects from across the globe. Search by region and country to find amazing interactive videos - especially well suited for history and culture studies.

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Great Google Maps based site with virtual tours of interesting historical locations and subjects

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OER Project is a family of free, online social studies curricula. Aligned to state standards and easily adaptable.

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The best of Asian art at the tip of your fingers for use in the classroom or at home.

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The best of Asian art at the tip of your fingers for use in the classroom or at home. Explore Resources. School Programs. For Teachers. For Families.

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DESIGN SQUAD NATION . Home | PBS KIDS GO!

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DESIGN SQUAD NATION . Home | PBS KIDS GO!

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Be creative and help people with engineering at DESIGN SQUAD GLOBAL. Watch videos, play games, try activities, and share designs with the community.

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PBS-based website that offers students a multi-pronged approach to learning Spanish vocab.

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Join Noah for adventures in Spanish! Check out OH NOAH!, the PBS KIDS! web series and games at https://pbskids.org/noah.

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The pronunciation dictionary with more than 1 million words and over 300 languages

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Forvo travel

Our app for travel lovers.

Language of the day

Number of speakers: 20,000

Number of speakers in Forvo: 5

Pronounced words: 676

Words pending pronunciation: 4,286

Irish pronunciation guide

Improve your life by improving your words

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Forvo: the pronunciation dictionary. All the words in the world pronounced by native speakers

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The largest pronunciation dictionary in the world. All the words in all the languages pronounced by native speakers

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Great science site for grades 1-6. Tons of resources on earth's people and wildlife

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Videos, articles, and interactives are available on topics including Ancient Worlds, Body+Brain, Evolution, Military+Espionage, Nature, Physics+Math, Planet Earth, Space+Flight, and Tech+Engineering.

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The offical website for NOVA. NOVA is the most-watched prime time science series on American television, reaching an average of five million viewers weekly.

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One stop portal for all the awesome resources of PBS Kids. A must for grades k-6.

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PBS Kids is a directory for roughly 20 TV and web-only PBS Kids shows designed for older preschool- and elementary school-age kids. From the site, kids can navigate directly to a particular show's individual site, where they'll find games, videos, and other related content. Kids can also watch video clips, sign in to their Secret Box to track scores, save favorites, store creations, and make cartoons in the cartoon studio.

Games match learning content to their companion show, so topics are as varied as the PBS Kids lineup. For instance, Wild Kratts games address science and animals; Webonauts, media literacy; Eco World, environment and ecology; Design Squad, engineering; and Fetch, science and problem-solving. There are also games, activities, and videos for music, girl power in science, cultural understanding, critical thinking, American history, culture, and geography, as well as preteen social-emotional and personal issues such as friends, family, emotions, body, and money.

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PBS Kids Review for Teachers | Common Sense Education

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Free educational materials on interesting topics that promote diversity, equity, and respect in the classroom.

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From film kits and lesson plans to the building blocks of a customized Learning Plan-texts, student tasks and teaching strategies-our resources will help you bring relevance, rigor and social emotional learning into your classroom-all for FREE.

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This collection of short movies and supporting resources help make complex science ideas both understandable and engaging for kids. Great site for grades 7-12.

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TED-Ed lessons on the subject Science & Technology. TED-Ed celebrates the ideas of teachers and students around the world. Discover hundreds of animated lessons, create customized lessons, and share your big ideas.

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Great TED site focusing on personal, consumer, emotional, nutritional and fitness health through videos and teaching resources. One of the best sites out there.

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Build a lesson around any TED-Ed Original, TED Talk or YouTube video

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A very intriguing website from the Kennedy Center emphasizing the Art component of STEAM and connecting art across other subjects. A great site.

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A URL shortener used for truncating long web addresses for applications like twitter.

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URL Shortener - Short URLs & Custom Free Link Shortener | Bitly

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Bitly’s Connections Platform is more than a free URL shortener, with robust link management software, advanced QR Code features, and a Link-in-bio solution.

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An interesting site using Google Earth to map points on a trip that you took or might take and allowing the use of photos and text to describe your journey. Sort of a digital storytelling through the use of maps. Great for Historical timelines - Sherman's March to the Sea or German invasion of Russia in WWII.

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present and future adventures. it's free!

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Amazing teacher resource

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Discovery Channel. Amazing resource.

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"I look forward to logging in, every day. Whether I need a quick video about a current event, a pre-made learning activity for a lesson, or using Quiz to poll my class, there's always something useful. I feel like Discovery Education has really listened to what educators need."

Amy Erb STEAM Teacher

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Discovery Education | Your Daily Learning Platform

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Discovery Education inspires educators to go beyond traditional learning with award-winning digital content and professional development. Learn more today!

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Gorgeous, simple amazing graphic design tool - A must.

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Brilliant timeline site that makes timelines pop! Highly recommended

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Great and Free online timeline site allowing users to incorporate text, images, audio and video into timelines

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Free personal license - Create gorgeous 3d timelines.

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Why use Tiki-Toki?

There are loads of timeline makers out there.
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Tiki-Toki Timeline Maker: Beautiful web-based timeline software

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Walter McKenzie's site offering Websites for Multiple Intelligences - a la Gardner.

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Walter McKenzie's One and Only Surfaquarium - Online MI Immersion Experiences

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The BEST site on writing on the web. There is no better resource out there. Period.

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We are a globally renowned resource that provides assistance with English to students, teachers, professionals, and organizations across the world. Our goal is to assist clients in their development as writers - no matter their skill level.

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Purdue OWL® - Purdue OWL® - Purdue University

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We are a globally renowned resource that provides assistance with English to students, teachers, professionals, and organizations across the world. Our goal is to assist clients in their development as writers - no matter their skill level.

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One of the better math websites out there to discuss all topics in the math world. Concise, well explained lesson explain mathematical conceots

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Purplemath

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The Purplemath lessons have been written so that they may be studied in whatever manner the student finds most useful. Different textbooks cover different topics in different orders. The Purplemath lessons try not to assume any fixed ordering of topics, so that any student, regardless of the textbook being, may benefit.

Below, Purplemath's lessons are listed in groups according to the general meanings of "beginning", "intermediate", and "advanced" algebra. If you are not sure where to find your topic, please try the "Search" box above.
Switch to a listing of the lessons "in study order"
Preliminary Topics

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Beginning Algebra Topics

Intermediate Algebra Topics

Advanced Algebra Topics

Solving Word Problems

Translation: How to translate word problems from English into mathematical equations

Appendix

...and the beginnings of trig

URL: https://www.purplemath.com/modules/index.htm

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The Purplemath lessons have been written so that they may be studied in whatever manner the student finds most useful. Different textbooks cover different topics in different orders. The Purplemath lessons try not to assume any fixed ordering of topics, so that any student, regardless of the textbook being, may benefit.

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On-line timeline creation website.

Flexible and fun for students in middle to upper.

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Sutori is the best way to present information in the remote classroom The structure of timelines, the simplicity of slides. Foster research & inquiry Use our media literacy content as a platform for students to learn how to search the web and ask the right questions.

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Online assessment website gauged for middle and upper school

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Review student understanding at the class, individual student, or question-level.

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A great game-based assessment system using classroom responses as a means to gauge understanding. Create quizzes,

discussions or surveys

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Kahoot! | Learning games | Make learning awesome!

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Kahoot! is a game-based learning platform that brings engagement and fun to 1+ billion players every year at school, at work, and at home.

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A fun and well thought out site that uses rapping to teach complicated theories like Pi, Pythagoreon Theorum, Digestive System, Acids and Bases - mostly math and science based

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fraction is a part of a whole

telling you this from the depth of my soul

don't let this confuse your head

all you need to know is what I just said

top number is the number where we start

called the numerator, this is the part

denominator is the number below

this is the whole, am I goin' to slow

fraction is a part of a whole

telling you this from the depth of my soul

going to use this even when you're old

ok now we're on a roll

fractions are easy to multiply

listen up now gonna tell you why

if you wanna do it just the right way

then you gotta listen to what I say

multiply the top called the numerators

multiply the bottom called the denominators

don't forget to simplify when you're done

'cuz multiplying fractions can be mad fun

dividing is more of the same

flip the second fraction, don't be lame

change the operation to multiply

now you know what to do, don't ask why

at this next part you really gotta think

for adding fractions you're gonna have to link

the two together with a common denom

add the top only man ain't this the bomb

subtracting is pretty much the same way

as adding you heard what I say

subtract the top and remain calm

as long as you found the common denom

if your answer is an improper fraction

you're not finished you gotta take some action

to a mixed number you gotta change back

and simplify to lowest terms c'mon don't slack

an improper fraction you know how to figure

bottom is small and the top is bigger

remember that the line means divide

gotta do long division can't let you slide

what you got left is the numerator

divisor will be you denominator

add it to the whole and now it's all fixed

simplify, you got a number that's mixed

not sure how to simplify

find a common multiple gonna tell you why

reduce that fraction to lowest terms

better do this or else get burned

an organ that permits locomotion

lets you move around on land or swim in the ocean

also protects, 206 of them

bones are part of your endoskeleton

two bones come together, that's called a joint

no not this rap joint, you get the point

bones move together within a groove

cartilage coats your joints, keeps it smooth

cartilage, a tissue made of collagen

make up your ear and nose and a shark's fin

top of a baby's head and its knee cap

has more than 300 bones that's a fact

babies' bones not fused together yet son

with age they make stronger ones

cartilage gets an ossification fix

turns 300 bones into 206

inside bones the soft marrow dwells

produces red and white blood cells

hope you never need a bone marrow transplant, bud

means you got leukemia or cancer of the blood

largest bone is femur, in your thigh you hear

smallest is stapes, amplifies sounds in your ear

three kinds of muscles: skeletal, smooth and cardiac

work with bones so you can move forward and back

involuntary are cardiac and smooth

even when you sleep, man them suckas move

skeletal is only one you can control

on the b-ball court or playing rock 'n roll

if you exercise too much, might feel some pain

that's ok because no pain no gain

slow and fast twitch muscles, depends on what you need

slow for marathons, fast when you need speed

myoglobin makes muscles red

binds O₂ more easily than hemoglobin

more energy created for endurance

more myoglobin in the slow twitch

100,000 sarcomeres in one muscle cell

how it works now I'm gonna tell

made of proteins like tropomyosin

keeps separated myosin and actin

this is when your bummin', singing lodi dodi

"get up and move you bum" your brain tells your body

calcium released from sarcoplasmic reticulum

unlocks tropomyosin from actin

myosin loves actin, sees that it's free

wants to get with it, that's how its gotta be

binds with crossbridges, creating power strokes

muscle contracts, man that aint no joke

how are bones and muscles attached

ligament connects bone to bone that's a fact

tendons attach muscle to bone

now you know it all and you're in the bone zone

Chorus:

take all the points equidistant

from one center and in an instant

you have a shape that very familiar

a circle is round and well, it's circular

parts are real easy, a few you need to know

radius is length of center to outside, yo

double radius and you've got diameter

goes from one side straight to the other

take the outside and go all the way around

length is circumference, like a king's crown

go around a wheel, my bling, or anything that's round

see circumference everywhere, don't be no clown

special number you also need to know called π

mathematical constant, same everywhere, why

divide circumference by diameter, this is pretty fly

always get 3.14 no matter circle's size

Egyptians were the first to discover pi

used it to build the pyramids so high

tallest manmade structures in the world, believe me

for nearly 4,000 years until 1311 A.D.

let's say circumference is C, diameter d

then C=πd, aint this easy

if radius is r then C is 2πr

Since d is double r, now we're goin really far

let's try an example with Dayton 22's

22 inches in diameter you use

use C=πd on that sweet ride

length around that rim is 69.115

what if you want to know the size of some bling

droppin a G per sq inch of that round thing

need to know the area to figure out the cost

times the radius by itself then pi

radius is 3 inches, 3² is 9

wastin your dollars, instead you could buy a car

price of that piece is more than 28 large

when your ridin' on your Ds and you got a mad thirst

is a soda can enough, gotta know sumthin' first

can is a cylinder, top is a circle aight

find area then multiply by height

find volume of how much the can can fill

it's V=πr²h, now you can chill

until you get to the basketball game

see that sphere get taken to the hole by LeBron James

rules say make C 29.5 inches dude

can you find the volume if it's 4/3πr³

any circumference equals 2πr

told you this is true no matter where you are

divide each side by 2 and get 14.75

then by π and r equals 4.695

plug that in to 4/3πr³ fo sho

volume in cubic inches is about 434

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Free, online website that allows you to graph functions, evaluate equations and plot data - VERY NICE

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Desmos offers best-in-class calculators, digital math activities, and curriculum to help every student love math and love learning math.

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Simply the best Math website - period. Free and based on common core standards.

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Infographic site with great graphic templates

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easel.ly | create and share visual ideas using infographics

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Another amazing Infographic site with lots of templates - free

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One of the best Infographic sites out there - it's free and has a wide variety of templates to make your data shine.

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A great site for US History from first Americans to Present - Grid system allows you to drag the timeline to a period and choose resources detailing that period.

Media, Documents, Textbook and Teaching resources. VERY COOL!

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Lesson plans by grade, subject and the number of periods in which you want to teach that lesson. One sice fits all!!!!

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The British Museum - Ancient Civilizations

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The British Museum - Ancient Civilizations

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World renowned site on the study of ancient history

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Ancient Civilisation website from the British Museum

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One of the finest sites archiving primary documents in American history.

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The Gilder Lehrman Collection is located on the lower level of the New-York Historical Society. Please visit the Collection to examine original historical documents and artifacts in person.

The Collection is available online. Browse or search our website for catalog information and select images.

For full digital access, please visit American History, 1493-1945, a subscription-based database of the Gilder Lehrman Collection, published by Adam Matthew Digital. American History, 1493-1945 contains more than 50,000 documents from the Gilder Lehrman Collection. It is designed for teaching and independent research. More than 100 universities and institutions-including Harvard University, Yale University, and the Library of Congress-have acquired a subscription to the database for their students and researchers.

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The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History

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The Gilder Lehrman Collection is located on the lower level of the New-York Historical Society. Please visit the Collection to examine original historical documents and artifacts in person.The Collection is available online.

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Lesson plans from the New York Times Learning Network - all subjects

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Teaching and Learning With The New York Times

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Lesson plans and research from the National Archives. Great history site

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Civics for All of US Civics for All of US is the new education initiative from the National Archives that promotes civic literacy and engagement. DocsTeach Teach with documents using our online tool. Explore primary sources. Discover fun and engaging teaching activities. Create your own onli…

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PBS has an amazing site covering every education topic by subject and grade with videos and interactive apps - a must see

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PBS LearningMedia | Teaching Resources For Students And Teachers

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Inspire your students with thousands of free teaching resources including videos, lesson plans, and games aligned to state and national standards.

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You've never seen STEM like this. From Zombies to Armageddon Asteroids to Forensics, this site uses the magic of Hollywood as a backdrop for science lessons. The Zombie lesson is amazing!

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Zombie Apocalypse I: STEM of the Living Dead has jumped species.

Once confined to TI-Nspire™ CX technology, zombies are sweeping through TI-84 Plus CE graphing calculator classrooms. Exposing students to the contagion produces symptoms that include:

Understanding the math and science epidemiologists use to track and curb diseases

Exploring geometric progressions, interpreting data and making predictions

Investigating and discussing human brain function, immunity and more.

Trigger an outbreak of learning and infectious fun in your classroom.
Run this way!

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Once confined to TI-Nspire™ CX technology, zombies are sweeping through TI-84 Plus CE graphing calculator classrooms. Exposing students to the contagion produces symptoms that include: Understanding the math and science epidemiologists use to track and curb diseases Exploring geometric progressions, interpreting data and making predictions Investigating and discussing human brain function, immunity and more.

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Grade 1-8 resource with great games, facts and kid-friendly experiments

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Science Kids is the online home of science & technology for children around the world.

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Enjoy our space facts and learn the truth behind some of the mysteries that relate to distant stars and galaxies.

Check out some amazing science and technology videos that feature the best experiments, processes, chemical reactions, projects, facts and general information that science has to offer.

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Science for Kids - Fun Experiments, Facts, Games & Projects

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Enjoy learning about science with a wide range of fun experiments, facts, games, activities, quizzes, videos and projects that are perfect for kids.

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Massive collection of lessons and web resources related to all branches of science.

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Welcome to Classroom Resources--a diverse collection of lessons and web resources for classroom teachers, their students and students' families. Materials are arranged by subject area to help you quickly find resources in your interest area, and then use them to create lesson plans or at-home activities.
Classroom Resources by research area:

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Welcome to Classroom Resources--a diverse collection of lessons and web resources for classroom teachers, their students and students' families. Materials are arranged by subject area to help you quickly find resources in your interest area, and then use them to create lesson plans or at-home activities.

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Self made science videos made by Paul Anderson, a Montana Science Teacher. VERY GOOD

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Paul has provided training for students, teachers, administrators, and professors around the world. Paul's specialties include the Next Generation Science Standards, educational technology, the flipped classroom, and effective classroom design. In addition to his work as a trainer Paul is an accomplished keynote speaker.

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National Center for Case Study Teaching in Science

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National Center for Case Study Teaching in Science

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Fantastic site that uses real world case studies to explore science concepts and content while fostering problem solving and critical thinking skills.

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A great STEM resource that can be searched by subject or grade. Full of engaging interactive models, tool and activities.

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STEM Resource Finder | Concord Consortium

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The STEM Resource Finder is a collection of the Concord Consortium's best resources for science, math, and engineering education. Our curated collections offer lesson plans and units for your class based on these resources. All for free!"

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K-12 Math website with some good interactive examples, tasks, games and lesson plans

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NRICH - Mathematics Resources for Teachers, Parents and Students to Enrich Learning

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The Nrich Maths Project Cambridge,England. Mathematics resources for children,parents and teachers to enrich learning. Problems,children's solutions,interactivities,games,articles.

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It's the Met...amazing art research and lessons

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The Metropolitan Museum of Art is one of the world's largest and finest art museums. Its collection includes more than two million works of art spanning five thousand years of world culture, from prehistory to the present and from every part of the globe.

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A wonderful art website with k-12 lesson plans and professional development tools

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The Art of Education University | We grow amazing art teachers

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Join thousands of educators for AOEU's Global ONLINE Conference designed for working parents and busy art teachers, with the benefits of traditional conferences, all from the comfort of your home. register now

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Project based learning site - very good

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An online repository of resources to support the planning and implementation of projects.

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Wolfram Alpha:             Go ahead...ask

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Wolfram Alpha:             Go ahead...ask

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This is one of the most amazing sites on the web! There is nothing that you cannot ask it

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Intriguing website that allows you to take an image and add interactive hotspots to which you can add other pictures or video. Great for in-class presenations.

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ThingLink: Create unique experiences with interactive images, videos & 360° media

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Easily create interactive and immersive visual experiences for online communication and learning. Start a free trial!

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Teacher portal at the Library of Congress - amazing site with great lesson plans and themed resources using materials from the Library of Congresss

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The Library of Congress offers classroom materials and professional development to help teachers effectively use primary sources from the Library's vast digital collections in their teaching.

Getting Started with Primary Sources

Explore short videos on using resources and teaching strategies for using primary sources in the classroom.

Teaching with the Library of Congress Blog

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Free videos for education arranged by subject and grade - very nice site

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WatchKnowLearn - Free K-12 educational videos

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Free K-12 educational videos ... organized. Tens of thousands of excellent, educational videos in a huge, intuitive directory. Organized, reviewed, rated, and described by teachers. Ideal as a supplement to a curriculum or for independent study. Designed for teachers, students, parents, homeschoolers, educators ... and all life-long learners!