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Never Lost: Polynesian NavigationNavigation, or wayfinding, is the subject of the Exploratorium website Never Lost: Polynesian Navigation. Find ideas for projects and activities in social studies, language arts, science, art, and math. | Multimedia | |
History of the English LanguageThe BBC and British Library both have interactive timelines describing the development of the English language. The BBC site is suitable for grades 6-8 and the British Library site for grades 9-12. | Multimedia | |
National Park Foundation’s Electronic Field TripGrades 4-8 can learn about various topics (e.g., civil rights, climate change) through electronic field trips to national parks. There are more than a dozen EFTs archived on the site, each with an on-demand video and related lessons. | Lesson Plan; Multimedia | |
Teaching K-12 EconomicsTeaching K-12 Economics provides lessons, projects, and support resources for grades K-5 and 6-12. The resources are keyed to national curriculum standards. Teachers can search by concept, standard, or lesson. | Lesson Plan | |
A+ Writing Research Paper GuideThis site for grade 9-12 and above is comprised of merged collections from the Internet Public Library and the Librarians' Internet Index and includes a guide to researching and writing a paper, an information search guide, and links to resources. | Background Reading | |
5 Resources for Teaching MetamorphosisFive websites provide grade-specific resources for helping students at all levels learn about the biological process by which an animal develops physically after birth or hatching. | Background Reading; Multimedia | |
BEAGLE: Simulated EvolutionBEAGLE(Biological Experiments in Adaptation, Genetics, Learning and Evolution): Simulated Evolution is a group of computer models and support materials designed to help in teaching concepts of evolution, adaptation, and natural and artificial selection. | Learning Game; Multimedia | |
10 Things for Women’s Equality DayWomen’s Equality Day is August 26 and commemorates passage of the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, granting the right to vote to women. These resources help grades K-12 learn about the suffrage movement and the 19th Amendment. | Background Reading; Lesson Plan; Multimedia | |
Teaching FolkloreOur recommended resources will help you find folktale retellings from North and South America, as well as lesson plans and activities to help students understand common elements of myths, fairy tales, folklore and tall tales. | Background Reading; Lesson Plan | |
Exploring TimeThis website is a companion to the Science Channel television program of the same name. Middle and high school science teachers will find lesson ideas and online activities that help students explore change over time and human perception of time. | Multimedia; Printable | |
OneZoom Tree of Life ExplorerOneZoom Tree of Life Explorer lets K-12 teachers and students explore 22,000 species of wild mammals, birds, reptiles and amphibians by zooming in and out of the tree of life. | Background Reading; Multimedia | |
NASA WavelengthThis digital collection of Earth and space science resources illustrates connections between science concepts, such as clouds, the motion of the earth, and plant growth, and how those concepts build upon one another across grade levels. | Background Reading; Lesson Plan; Printable | |
Climate Education for K-12These resources are designed to help educators understand climate, climate change, and weather concepts and to be able to incorporate them into their course curriculum. | Background Reading; Multimedia; Printable | |
Otis Jiry’s Creepypasta CryptThe name Otis Jiry's Creepypasta Crypt says it all! Language Arts students in grades 6-12 listen to masterful storyteller Otis Jiry interpret novels and stories from the horror genre. Perfect resource for Haloween or stormy days and nights | ||
Q?riusInspire curiosity and the excitement of discovery with this first-of-its-kind interactive and experimental learning space - a unique supplement to your science curriculum! | Multimedia | |
"Buy, Use, Toss?" (High School Curriculum)Ignite your students' learning and inspire them to take action in their communities with these hands-on, standards-aligned global sustainability curricula! | Multimedia; Printable | |
Classroom Exercise Breaks For Elementary StudentsThe research is clear: test scores and student behavior improve when physical activity breaks are incorporated into daily classroom routines. These lessons and resoures will show you how to get started! | Background Reading; Fact Sheet; Lesson Plan | |
A Different Mirror For Young People: A History of Multicultural AmericaFor K-12 social studies learners: American history from the persepctive of minority groups who settled the continent. Lesson plans, support materials, and a teaching guide are included. | Background Reading; Lesson Plan; Multimedia; Printable | |
Smithsonian Ocean PortalBring the ocean to life for your K-12 science learners! This collection of top resources provide you with teacher-tested ocean science materials for your classroom. | Background Reading; Lesson Plan | |
A Curriculum of United States Labor History for TeachersMany 9-12 students are entering the American labor force for the first time. These resources teach the rich history of U.S. labor, the importance of workers' past struggles and strides on our economy and society, and the fight many still face. | Article; Background Reading; Fact Sheet; Printable | |
Global Oneness ProjectInspire high school students to rethink their relationship to the world with this award-winning collection of films, photo essays, and articles exploring cultural, social, and environmental issues with a humanistic lens. | Lesson Plan; Multimedia | |
Lit2GoThis FREE collection of stories and poems in Mp3 (audiobook) format can be used as read-along or as supplemental material for your poetry learners. | Multimedia; Printable | |
Jazz Class (Smithsonian)Turn your grades 3-6 music and social studies learners into jazz cats with these resources and activities covering the history of jazz, its importance in American culture, and its influence on the music in their own playlists. | Lesson Plan; Multimedia | |
Nourish InteractiveThis free English/Spanish web site provides nutrition educators and healthcare providers with a variety of tools to help teach the key elements of nutrition to children and parents. | Article; Background Reading; Lesson Plan; Multimedia; Printable | |
Healthy Youth Program Grades K-5Lesson plans for K-5 learners across the curriculum based on Healthy Youth Program's credo: "Growing Healthier Families from the Ground Up". | Lesson Plan |
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