Learn how sunlight creates infrared radiation found in greenhouse gases and warms the atmosphere.
Identify three New Deal programs, locate where each took place, and analyze their impact.
Discover the chemistry and environmental science needed to build and maintain pipelines.
Explore an interactive collage of events, locations, and characters who plot against President Abraham Lincoln. See detailed footage of important locations using tod...
Compare and contrast military recruitment posters to understand African American life in the 1800s.
Use your research skills to investigate the first Thanksgiving and what really happened.
Follow an Einsteinesque character as you learn about the elements of Glucose, Helium, and more.
Understand the impact on the Civil Rights Movement from the March on Washington.
Why did the U. S. Food Administration encourage citizens to conserve food in WWI?
Use the venn-a-gram tool to show how subjects or stories relate to each other. Customize text, color and even overlap themes. Older students can use this site to s...
Five researchers connect their research to illustrate how evolution affects every day life.
Learn the children's songs from yesteryear, from "Mary Had a Little Lamb" to "Miss Mary Mack."
Eat your ox! With this fun journey through American history you can learn all about the early settler's lives.
Try these fun crossword puzzles that test your knowledge of subjects including history, geography, science, math and the arts!
Discover exciting things about our solar system like gravity and the importance of oxygen in this game. But first, suit up in your astronaut gear!
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Teachers can use Share What You’re Reading to develop their students’ writing skills as well as their ability to compare and contrast perspectives. Students will independently write their own reviews of the chosen novel (selected by their teachers before this activity). Students will then share their reviews with other students, eventually creating a Venn diagram that visually depicts their opinions and those of their classmates.
Standard: RI.6.9
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