Let’s face it: although incredibly informative, textbooks can only offer so much. That’s especially true when you’re teaching the complex history of US immigration and migration. Field trips to historic sites and museums can help bring your lessons to life, but you...
If you’re looking for a fun and educational boost to your curriculum, the Saint Louis Science Center has gone digital, making all its education programs virtual for now. This is one of the top five science centers in the U.S., and they are open in-person, but if...
The Billy Graham Library is making virtual resources available so students could join in for fun activities and spiritual encouragement through lesson plans, crafts, recipes, videos, and downloads. Learn some of what the library has to offer. LEARN Billy Graham...
With travel on hold for now, the Franklin Institute has designed a number of fun educational resources educators could share virtually to stay connected. #FranklinOutside Scavenger Hunt Head outside and observe the world around you! Join TFI’s Environmental...
Just because students are home right now doesn’t mean the music has to stop. Save The Music is sharing high-quality educational resources, perfect for music educators focused on remote learning. Remote Teaching and Learning These websites and free online...
