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FaChords Guitar - FaChords Guitar
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5 to 12
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FaChords is a free online resource designed to help students learn guitar through interactive tools, tutorials, and downloadable materials. Created by a guitar teacher, the site focuses...more
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FaChords is a free online resource designed to help students learn guitar through interactive tools, tutorials, and downloadable materials. Created by a guitar teacher, the site focuses on helping learners understand music theory concepts such as chords, scales, progressions, and the fretboard rather than simply memorizing shapes. It includes visual learning tools, games, and generators that allow users to explore chord structures, build progressions, and practice ear training directly in their browser. With step-by-step lessons and free ebooks, FaChords offers an engaging, self-paced way for beginners and developing musicians to build both practical playing skills and a deeper understanding of how music works.
tag(s): lyrics (16), music theory (48), musical instruments (61)
In the Classroom
Have students use the chord generator to explore major and minor chords. Ask them to identify patterns they notice (such as finger placement or differences in sound) and share their observations with the class. Students can use the chord progression tools to create a simple chord sequence. Then, they can write short lyrics or a melody to go with it. Assign small groups different music genres (rock, blues, pop, etc.). Have students research common chord progressions using FaChords and present how those chords help define the sound of that genre.
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Flip Education - Flip Education
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K to 12
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Flip Education offers a free, standards-aligned active-learning curriculum for 19 subjects and all grade levels from kindergarten through twelfth grade. Browse by grade level or search...more
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Flip Education offers a free, standards-aligned active-learning curriculum for 19 subjects and all grade levels from kindergarten through twelfth grade. Browse by grade level or search units and topics to find available content. Choose a topic and an activity to access unit plans that include learning objectives, vocabulary, and active-learning ideas. Free plans also include the ability to create up to 5 free missions, each with additional materials, including a structured lesson with timed phases, teacher instructions, student activity steps, and printable materials.
tag(s): artificial intelligence (339), commoncore (62), Teacher Utilities (222)
In the Classroom
Use the free features available from Flip Education to supplement your current planning resources and provide fresh ideas for classroom instruction, or as a resource when planning for a substitute. Extend the learning activities available by using an AI tool such as Magic School, reviewed here, to differentiate instruction, create rubrics for assessing student projects, or generate original texts to accompany the materials.
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VEED - VEED
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4 to 12
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VEED is a cloud-based video creation and editing platform that allows teachers and students to easily record, edit, and enhance videos using AI-powered tools such as automatic subtitles,...more
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VEED is a cloud-based video creation and editing platform that allows teachers and students to easily record, edit, and enhance videos using AI-powered tools such as automatic subtitles, screen recording, voice dubbing, and background noise removal. Its simple, browser-based interface makes it accessible to beginners while still offering features such as templates, stock media, and collaboration tools for group projects. The platform offers a free plan that includes basic video editing, subtitle generation, templates, and screen recording, but videos are limited in length, exported at 720p, and include a VEED watermark.
tag(s): artificial intelligence (339), digital storytelling (172), editing (95)
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Students can create short video summaries of a story or informational text, adding captions and visuals to highlight key ideas and practice summarizing skills. Students can design a digital storytelling project where they narrate an original story or personal narrative, using video clips, images, and voiceovers to bring their writing to life. Students can record and reflect on their learning by creating video journals that explain what they learned, the challenges they faced, and their goals for improvement.Edge Features:
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Free Explainer Video Maker - Canva
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K to 12
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Canva for Education's, reviewed here, Explainer Video Maker allows students and teachers to create engaging explainer videos using ready-made templates,...more
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Canva for Education's, reviewed here, Explainer Video Maker allows students and teachers to create engaging explainer videos using ready-made templates, drag-and-drop tools, animations, graphics, music, and voiceovers. Teachers can use it to introduce new topics, model thinking, or have students demonstrate understanding through short videos. The platform is beginner-friendly and supports creativity, storytelling, and visual communication, making it a strong fit for project-based learning, presentations, and cross-subject digital storytelling. Students can work individually or collaboratively, and share projects via link or embedded for easy presentation or classroom sharing.
tag(s): animation (66), collaboration (131), digital storytelling (172), presentations (43), Project Based Learning (29)
In the Classroom
Have students create short videos explaining a concept they've learned (such as a math strategy, a scientific process, or a historical event). Ask students to choose a vocabulary word or key concept and create a short animated explanation. Use Canva's Explainer Video Maker to design a short video to raise awareness about a social issue, community topic, or school initiative.Add your comments below (available only to members) | Become a Member
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Canva GIF Maker - Canva
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3 to 12
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Canva's GIF Maker offers a step-by-step guide to making a GIF. All you need is an image or video, and then apply transitions, animations, filters, and frames to bring your ...more
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Canva's GIF Maker offers a step-by-step guide to making a GIF. All you need is an image or video, and then apply transitions, animations, filters, and frames to bring your GIF to life. Although creating an account allows you to edit your GIF, you do not need to have a Canva account to create one. Canva's GIF possibilities are endless!
tag(s): animation (66), creativity (89)
In the Classroom
Students can create GIFs regarding historical events and post them to Padlet reviewed here. Have students create a GIF to show a character's emotions. Use GIFs for creative writing projects.Add your comments below (available only to members) | Become a Member
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Toby - Arthur Camara, Benny Giang, and Guile Lindquist
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8 to 12
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Toby is a browser-based tab and workspace organizer that helps you keep frequently used websites, resources, and projects neatly organized in customizable collections. Instead of leaving...more
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Toby is a browser-based tab and workspace organizer that helps you keep frequently used websites, resources, and projects neatly organized in customizable collections. Instead of leaving dozens of tabs open, you can save them with a single click, organize them into folders, and quickly reopen an entire collection whenever you need it. Toby also supports shared workspaces, making it easy for teachers, students, or colleagues to collaborate by organizing and sharing groups of websites for lessons, research projects, or team planning. Toby is available as a browser extension for Chromium-based browsers, and its free plan includes unlimited collections, shared workspaces, and core organization features for managing everyday browsing tasks.
tag(s): curation (27), organizational skills (91)
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Organize your documents and links using Toby. Create collections for different subject areas (math, science, social studies, and more). Collaborate as a group within collections with others having access to add resources.Add your comments below (available only to members) | Become a Member
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Artsology - Artsology
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K to 8
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The Artsology website is a free online resource that introduces students to art, music, and creative expression through interactive games, activities, and short learning modules. Designed...more
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The Artsology website is a free online resource that introduces students to art, music, and creative expression through interactive games, activities, and short learning modules. Designed for classroom and independent exploration, the site features art appreciation games, music activities, artist spotlights, and tools that help students learn about famous artworks, instruments, and cultural traditions from around the world. Students can explore activities such as matching games with famous paintings, rhythm challenges, and virtual instrument explorations, making learning about the arts engaging and interactive. Teachers can use the site to support lessons in visual arts, music, cultural studies, and creativity while encouraging students to explore artistic concepts in a fun and accessible way.
tag(s): art history (105), artists (102), cultures (290), egypt (60), game based learning (315), musical instruments (61), optical illusions (13), puzzles (172), rhythm (23)
In the Classroom
Have students play one of the painting matching or identification games on the site. After completing the activity, students choose one artwork and write a short description explaining what they notice about the colors, subject, and mood of the piece. Use the virtual instrument activities to introduce different musical instruments. Students can explore a musical instrument on the website and create a concise fact card explaining how to play it, its sound, and its common uses. After exploring the site's famous paintings, ask students to create their own artwork inspired by one of the artists they discovered. Students can explain which elements they borrowed from the original artist, such as color choices, patterns, or style.Add your comments below (available only to members) | Become a Member
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Tabletop Audio - TableTop Audio
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K to 12
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Tabletop Audio offers free, downloadable audio designed as ambient background for games; however, the audio selections are also suitable for many other uses. The site currently includes...more
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Tabletop Audio offers free, downloadable audio designed as ambient background for games; however, the audio selections are also suitable for many other uses. The site currently includes hundreds of files, each approximately 10 minutes long. Use the search bar to find files by keyword, or browse categories such as historical, modern, nature, and more. Hover over the thumbnail to find options to download, add to a playlist, or play the file.
tag(s): multimedia (63), songs (50)
In the Classroom
Share this site with students who create games, use it as a background for multimedia presentations, or play it on their computers to set the scene for their current lesson. Engage students by playing a haunting or interesting piece of music to inspire creative storytelling projects. Add interest to short animated videos using Adobe Express Video Maker, reviewed here by adding audio that correlates with their content.Add your comments below (available only to members) | Become a Member
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Udio - Udio.com
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5 to 12
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Udio is an online platform that uses artificial intelligence to help users create original music by entering simple text prompts, with no musical training or instruments required. The...more
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Udio is an online platform that uses artificial intelligence to help users create original music by entering simple text prompts, with no musical training or instruments required. The tool generates complete songs, including vocals and instrumental arrangements, based on genre, mood, lyrics, or other descriptors, making it accessible to beginners, hobbyists, and experienced music creators alike. Teachers can use Udio to support lessons in music, creative writing, and multimedia projects by allowing students to experiment with sound, explore how lyrics and mood influence music, and reflect on the creative process using an AI-powered tool.
tag(s): artificial intelligence (339), editing (95), songs (50)
In the Classroom
Have students write a short poem or paragraph and use Udio to generate music that matches a specific mood (happy, tense, hopeful, somber). Students can compare how different musical choices change the tone and discuss which version best fits the text. Students can create short songs inspired by a historical era, region, or cultural movement. They can analyze how lyrics, instruments, and tempo reflect a time period, geography, or cultural identity. After using Udio, guide students in discussing how AI generates creative content, its benefits and limitations, and responsible use. Students can compare human-created vs. AI-assisted music and reflect on authorship and originality.Edge Features:
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Name Selection Tool
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K to 12
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SkyFrost is a simple, free online tool created by a teacher to help with classroom management by randomly selecting names from a list, which can be useful for calling on ...more
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SkyFrost is a simple, free online tool created by a teacher to help with classroom management by randomly selecting names from a list, which can be useful for calling on students, forming groups, or choosing volunteers. The Name Selection Tool lets you input a list of names, randomly pick one, and remove selected names from the pool. It also lets you drag and drop names between lists and display the selected name on a separate screen, which is helpful for classrooms with dual displays. The site is lightweight, runs entirely in your browser without uploading any data, and can even be saved locally for offline use, making it a practical classroom resource for promoting fairness and engagement in participation.
tag(s): classroom management (143), Teacher Utilities (222)
In the Classroom
Use the tool to randomly call on students during discussions so everyone has an equal chance to share ideas. Ask a fun or reflective question, such as "What is one goal for today?" or "What is one thing you learned yesterday?" Then use SkyFrost to select the students who will respond. Let the tool choose team leaders, helpers, or presenters for activities, review games, or classroom jobs to keep things fun and unbiased.Add your comments below (available only to members) | Become a Member
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Tab Time - Tabitha Brown
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K to 1
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Tab Time is a playful, kid-friendly website connected to the Tab Time series, an Emmy-nominated and NAACP Image Awards-winning educational show. The site offers video content...more
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Tab Time is a playful, kid-friendly website connected to the Tab Time series, an Emmy-nominated and NAACP Image Awards-winning educational show. The site offers video content from episodes that explore social-emotional learning, science, creativity, and everyday questions, along with extension activities such as snacks, crafts, play ideas, and reading experiences featuring the show's characters. Interactive elements and story-based content support early learning through imagination, music, and storytelling, making Tab Time a useful resource for classroom enrichment and home connections. If your district blocks YouTube, then the videos may not be viewable.
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tag(s): crafts (111), emotions (73), preK (322), social and emotional learning (202)
In the Classroom
Play a short Tab Time video, then pause to ask students what they notice, what surprised them, or the question the characters are exploring. After viewing a clip focused on feelings, call out an emotion shown in the episode. Have students freeze and make a face or body pose that matches that feeling, building emotional awareness and self-expression. Play a Tab Time song and have students create movements that match the rhythm, mood, or message of the music. Discuss how music can make us feel happy, calm, excited, or focused.Add your comments below (available only to members) | Become a Member
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Activities and Crafts to Honor Juneteenth - Mom.com
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K to 8
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Discover meaningful ways to help children learn about the history and significance of Juneteenth through crafts, books, music, food, and community activities. The article includes hands-on...more
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Discover meaningful ways to help children learn about the history and significance of Juneteenth through crafts, books, music, food, and community activities. The article includes hands-on projects such as creating Juneteenth and Pan-African flags, making African-inspired drums, exploring picture books, visiting museums, and attending local celebrations. The resource encourages age-appropriate conversations about freedom, culture, resilience, and African American history while offering engaging ideas to incorporate into social studies, art, literacy, and family or classroom celebrations.
tag(s): african american (129), crafts (111), holidays (282), Juneteenth (32)
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Students can create Juneteenth or Pan-African flags while learning about the colors, symbols, and history connected to the celebration. After creating their flags, students can write a short explanation describing the meaning behind the designs and colors they used. Students can design and decorate African-inspired drums or other rhythm instruments, then explore how music and celebration have played important roles in African American culture and traditions throughout history. Create a classroom Juneteenth museum walk where students research important people, events, foods, music, or traditions connected to Juneteenth and present their findings through posters, artifacts, or digital slideshows using Canva Edu, reviewed here.Add your comments below (available only to members) | Become a Member
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30 Juneteenth Crafts and Activities That Kids Will Love - Crafting A Fun Life
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K to 5
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Explore this collection of creative, hands-on Juneteenth activities designed to help children learn about Freedom Day in an engaging and age-appropriate way. The site includes a wide...more
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Explore this collection of creative, hands-on Juneteenth activities designed to help children learn about Freedom Day in an engaging and age-appropriate way. The site includes a wide variety of crafts such as flag projects, sensory bins, bracelets, watercolor art, mosaics, confetti poppers, and painting activities that can be used in classrooms, summer programs, or at home. Many activities use simple materials and include printable resources, such as free coloring pages, making them easy for teachers to incorporate into social studies, art, cultural celebrations, and discussions about history, freedom, and community.
tag(s): african american (129), crafts (111), holidays (282), Juneteenth (32), preK (322)
In the Classroom
Read a picture book about Juneteenth and have students complete one of the themed crafts from the website, such as bracelets, flags, or watercolor art, to connect history with creative expression. Create a Juneteenth Freedom Mosaic using construction paper or tissue paper while discussing the meaning of freedom, community, and celebration. Students can write words or phrases representing freedom around their artwork. Set up Juneteenth activity stations that include coloring pages, sensory bins, and collaborative art projects. Students can rotate through stations while learning important historical facts and symbols connected to the holiday.Add your comments below (available only to members) | Become a Member
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Musical journeys: A brief history of Western European music - BBC Bitesize
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5 to 12
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Creating music has been an integral part of life for a very long time. This exploration takes participants on a journey through music, beginning with medieval and Renaissance times...more
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Creating music has been an integral part of life for a very long time. This exploration takes participants on a journey through music, beginning with medieval and Renaissance times and continuing through the 20th century. After reviewing the slides, users can take a short quiz to reinforce the content presented. Be sure to check out the other musical journeys featured on BBC Bitesize by visiting the links at the bottom of this page.
tag(s): 1600s (20), 1700s (39), 1800s (87), 1900s (84), 20th century (168), medieval (36), renaissance (36)
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Include this site as an introduction to an upcoming lesson on different periods of time, including the Baroque and Classical periods. Consider adding the site as a learning opportunity to a choice board or activity playlist focused on musicians or time periods. Extend and enhance learning about music throughout the years using Notebook LM, reviewed here. Use Notebook LM to create a comprehensive study guide by adding websites, videos, and more, and build a notebook that includes an interactive chat feature, a podcast, a video overview, flashcards, and more.Add your comments below (available only to members) | Become a Member
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Teachmate - Teachmate
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Teachmate is an AI-powered platform for teachers that helps them save time by generating lesson plans, creating presentations, worksheets, and reports. Additionally, Teachmate can create...more
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Teachmate is an AI-powered platform for teachers that helps them save time by generating lesson plans, creating presentations, worksheets, and reports. Additionally, Teachmate can create quizzes and assessment materials, generate student reports, and provide feedback. A free account must be created to access Teachmate's features. Included in the free version are access to select tools, chat, a slideshow generator, and free CPD support.
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tag(s): artificial intelligence (339), assessment (143)
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In the classroom, students can complete assessments that have been made through Teachmate using Google Forms, reviewed here or Gimkit, reviewed here. Students can use the information that is shared to create presentations using Google Slides, reviewed here.Add your comments below (available only to members) | Become a Member
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21 Meaningful Memorial Day Activities for Kids - We Are Teachers
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This article offers a comprehensive collection of 20+ meaningful Memorial Day activities to help students understand the holiday's purpose and history. The resource emphasizes that...more
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This article offers a comprehensive collection of 20+ meaningful Memorial Day activities to help students understand the holiday's purpose and history. The resource emphasizes that Memorial Day is more than a long weekend and encourages teachers to guide students in honoring those who died in military service through thoughtful, age-appropriate activities. Suggestions include read-aloud books, short educational videos, reflective writing prompts, patriotic songs, art projects such as poppy crafts, and opportunities to connect with veterans. Overall, the site provides a well-rounded mix of literacy, social studies, and creative activities that promote reflection, gratitude, and deeper historical understanding while remaining engaging and easy to implement in the classroom. If your district blocks YouTube, the videos may not be viewable.
tag(s): crafts (111), holidays (282), memorial day (27), veterans (37)
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Select a picture book or short text about Memorial Day and read it aloud. Pause for discussion using questions about the theme, purpose, and how people honor those who served. Have students create a simple timeline using MyLens, reviewed here of the history of Memorial Day, including its origins after the Civil War and how it is observed today. Teach the meaning behind the red poppy symbol. Have students create a poppy art project and write a short paragraph explaining its significance.
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Today is Cinco de Mayo - ReadWriteThink
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3 to 8
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This calendar activity from ReadWriteThink, reviewed here, provides a quick, classroom-ready introduction to Cinco de Mayo that blends historical...more
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This calendar activity from ReadWriteThink, reviewed here, provides a quick, classroom-ready introduction to Cinco de Mayo that blends historical context with an inquiry-based learning task. It explains the significance of the holiday, including the Mexican victory at the Battle of Puebla, and highlights how it is celebrated, particularly in the United States. The resource encourages students to move beyond stereotypes by researching meaningful aspects of Mexican culture, such as art, music, dance, food, or history, and then presenting their findings to the class. Designed as a short, flexible activity, it works well as a discussion starter or mini-lesson that promotes cultural understanding and critical thinking.
tag(s): cinco de mayo (28), crafts (111), cultures (290), holidays (282), mexico (68)
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Have students contribute facts, visuals, and short explanations to a class display that teaches others about Cinco de Mayo. Have students write a short paragraph explaining the significance of Cinco de Mayo, including key facts and details gathered from their research. Students can create a quick visual (poster, slide, or drawing) using Canva for Education, reviewed here to present what they learned about their topic, practicing speaking and listening skills.Add your comments below (available only to members) | Become a Member
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Family Fun with Arts & Culture - Google Arts & Culture
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Google Arts & Culture features Family Fun with Arts & Culture, where families can explore art, science, history, and pop culture through interactive games and virtual experiences. In...more
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Google Arts & Culture features Family Fun with Arts & Culture, where families can explore art, science, history, and pop culture through interactive games and virtual experiences. In the Choose Your Adventure, families can explore Books and Movies, Music and Dance, History, Art, Animals, Science and Space, and more. Inside each adventure, there are 360-degree tours, videos, and interactive articles. At the bottom of the site, download the free activity book, which contains coloring pages, mazes, and connect-the-dots.
tag(s): animals (278), artists (102), authors (114), dance (42), experiments (68), famous people (40), novels (34), presidents (151), space (250), summer (49)
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Students can explore Google Arts & Culture and post their favorite activity on Padlet, reviewed here. Students can use Kiddle, reviewed here to deepen their understanding and knowledge of the information that they learn in an activity or tour from Google Arts & Culture. Students can share their learning through a comic using Witty Comics, reviewed here.Add your comments below (available only to members) | Become a Member
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Apple Camp - Apple
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Apple Camp is a free annual summer program hosted at various Apple Store locations and designed for children ages 6 through 10. The ninety-minute session guides children through hands-on...more
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Apple Camp is a free annual summer program hosted at various Apple Store locations and designed for children ages 6 through 10. The ninety-minute session guides children through hands-on activities with various Apple products, such as recording, editing, and adding sound effects in iMovie, or producing music in GarageBand. Registration usually opens in June and fills up quickly, so sign up for Today at Apple notifications to be the first to hear about all events.
tag(s): digital storytelling (172), seasonal (47), summer (49)
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Students can learn how to use Apple products, including iMovie and GarageBand. Students can share their learning by creating a step-by-step guide using Google Slides, reviewed here. Students can share something that they learned on a virtual bulletin board such as Stickies.io, reviewed here.Add your comments below (available only to members) | Become a Member
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Cinco de Mayo for kids - Care.com
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This article offers a practical and family-friendly collection of ideas to help children learn about and celebrate Cinco de Mayo through hands-on experiences. It highlights activities...more
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This article offers a practical and family-friendly collection of ideas to help children learn about and celebrate Cinco de Mayo through hands-on experiences. It highlights activities such as cooking traditional foods, creating crafts, playing games, and exploring music, books, and cultural traditions, encouraging kids to connect with the holiday in meaningful ways. The article also reinforces the importance of understanding the history behind Cinco de Mayo, including the Battle of Puebla, while promoting cultural appreciation rather than stereotypes.
tag(s): cinco de mayo (28), crafts (111), cultures (290), game based learning (315), holidays (282), mexico (68), preK (322)
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Have students explore traditional Mexican foods by reading simple recipes or watching a demonstration, then create a class recipe book using Bookemon, reviewed here to connect food with culture. Introduce traditional Mexican music and allow students to respond through movement, rhythm activities, or descriptive writing about how the music reflects celebration and culture. Have students work in groups to design a respectful Cinco de Mayo celebration plan that includes food, decorations, music, and historical facts.Add your comments below (available only to members) | Become a Member
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