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Open Peeps - Pablo Stanley
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4 to 12
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Open Peeps is a free website that offers a library of hand-drawn illustrations. If you join the library, you can mix and match clothing and hairstyles, change emotions, and create ...more
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Open Peeps is a free website that offers a library of hand-drawn illustrations. If you join the library, you can mix and match clothing and hairstyles, change emotions, and create images with different poses.
tag(s): images (268)
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Students can use Figjam, reviewed here to recreate new images. Students can use the images to create comics using Witty Comics, reviewed here. Finally, students can create a story with various images using Imagine Forest, reviewed here.You must be registered and logged in to add items to your favorites.
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Public Domain Vectors
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5 to 12
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PublicDomainVectors.org contains over 70,000 vector images for you to search. On the site, you can search for images by category, such as Animals, Architecture, Backgrounds, Business,...more
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PublicDomainVectors.org contains over 70,000 vector images for you to search. On the site, you can search for images by category, such as Animals, Architecture, Backgrounds, Business, Flags, Food & Drink, Nature, Objects, People, Signs & Symbols, and Transportation. The site is also available in other languages, including Spanish, French, Portuguese, Turkish, Dutch, and more.
tag(s): images (268), photography (136)
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Students can use the images from the site to create a comic strip using Comic Strip Templates by Canva, reviewed here. Students can use the images to create digital stories while using Storyboard That, reviewed here. Finally, students can use the images to create presentations while using Aha Slides, reviewed here.Add your comments below (available only to members) | Become a Member
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The Noun Project - Sofya Polyakov, Edward Boatman, and Scott Thomas
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5 to 12
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The Noun Project is an online library of royalty-free icons and stock photos created by a global community of designers. The Noun Project has over 8 million free vector icons ...more
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The Noun Project is an online library of royalty-free icons and stock photos created by a global community of designers. The Noun Project has over 8 million free vector icons and high-resolution photos. When searching on the Noun Project, you can search by Icons, Photos, API, and Tools. The free plan allows for access to millions of icons and photos, human-moderated for quality and diversity.
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tag(s): images (268), photography (136)
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Students can use the Noun Project for searching for images for various projects while using Google Slides, reviewed here. Students can use Canva Docs, reviewed here to create stories while importing images from the Noun Project. Have students use the images to add to the creation of infographics that they are creating while using Infographics Presentation Templates, reviewed here.Add your comments below (available only to members) | Become a Member
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Complete the Sentence - Genially
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2 to 8
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Unleash your students' creativity and language skills with Genially's Complete the Sentence Game--an interactive platform that turns sentence construction into an engaging adventure....more
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Unleash your students' creativity and language skills with Genially's Complete the Sentence Game--an interactive platform that turns sentence construction into an engaging adventure. This customizable template allows educators to craft fill-in-the-blank activities tailored to various subjects and proficiency levels, making it ideal for enhancing vocabulary, grammar, and critical thinking. The game captivates learners and encourages active participation with features like animated designs and multimedia integration.
tag(s): game based learning (311), vocabulary (254)
In the Classroom
Use the template as a fun daily bell-ringer. Present incomplete sentences where students choose the correct word or punctuation to complete each one--great for practicing parts of speech and sentence structure. Customize the game with unit vocabulary words. Have students select the best word to complete each sentence to reinforce meaning and context clues. Integrate cross-curricular content (e.g., science facts, historical events, math concepts). Have students complete sentences like "The water cycle includes ____" or "The American Revolution began because ____," helping reinforce learning across subjects.Add your comments below (available only to members) | Become a Member
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Animal Race - Genially
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5 to 12
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Transform your classroom into a lively learning environment with the Genially Animal Race template -- where students dash toward knowledge in a fun, interactive competition. This customizable...more
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Transform your classroom into a lively learning environment with the Genially Animal Race template -- where students dash toward knowledge in a fun, interactive competition. This customizable board game format allows educators to tailor content across various subjects and grade levels, making it ideal for reviewing topics and reinforcing concepts. With features such as animated graphics, multimedia integration, and interactive elements, the Animal Race template provides a dynamic learning experience for students. Whether used for whole-class instruction, small-group activities, or individual practice, this template provides a versatile and engaging tool to enhance student participation and understanding.
tag(s): game based learning (311), gamification (92), Teacher Utilities (219)
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In ELA, assign students animals as characters and have them create short stories based on their progress in the game. Each move on the board can introduce a new plot twist, setting, or problem. Mix content from multiple subjects -- math, reading, science, and social studies -- into the game. Integrate science content by creating questions about animal habitats, adaptations, and classifications. As students race, they learn interesting facts about real animals tied to their game characters.Add your comments below (available only to members) | Become a Member
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Branching Diagram - Genially
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5 to 12
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Bring lessons to life with interactive pathways using the Genially Branching Diagram Template. This online tool is an interactive tool designed to help educators visually represent...more
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Bring lessons to life with interactive pathways using the Genially Branching Diagram Template. This online tool is an interactive tool designed to help educators visually represent decision-making processes, classification systems, or problem-solving pathways. Featuring six customizable designs, this template allows teachers to create dynamic diagrams that incorporate multimedia elements such as audio, video, and animations. Its interactive nature enables students to explore various scenarios or concepts step by step, enhancing engagement and understanding. Suitable for a range of educational levels and subjects, share the template online, embedded in presentations, or downloaded in formats such as PDF and MP4.
tag(s): concept mapping (17), graphic organizers (58), Teacher Utilities (219)
In the Classroom
Have students use the branching diagram to create an interactive narrative in which each decision leads to a different plot path. In science, use the template to explore taxonomy. Students classify animals or plants based on their features, moving through the branches to learn categories such as vertebrate/invertebrate or flowering/non-flowering. Design a math activity where students follow a path based on the choices they make to solve multi-step word problems. Each branch leads to a different solution method or a common mistake to correct.Add your comments below (available only to members) | Become a Member
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Ecology Basics Forests - Michigan Forests Forever
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5 to 8
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The Michigan Forests Forever "Forest Ecology Basics" resource from MTU provides a thorough and teacher-friendly overview of forest ecosystems, blending biotic and abiotic components...more
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The Michigan Forests Forever "Forest Ecology Basics" resource from MTU provides a thorough and teacher-friendly overview of forest ecosystems, blending biotic and abiotic components into three interconnected ecological lenses: composition (species diversity and genetic variation), structure (forest layering, canopy cover, and spatial heterogeneity), and function (nutrient cycles, food chains, and microenvironment dynamics). It introduces key ecological concepts, including edge effects, fragmentation, succession, hydrologic cycles, and forest disturbance, making it ideal for classroom use. The content supports inquiry- and discussion-based lessons in which students can investigate how species interactions, environmental factors, and human activities shape forest health and management.
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After learning about the Michigan Forests, students can use Google My Maps reviewed here to visit them. Students can compare and contrast the Michigan forests to another forest using Figma reviewed here. Students can post one new fact that they learned using Netboard reviewed here.Add your comments below (available only to members) | Become a Member
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Ecology - Biology Simulations
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9 to 12
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The Ecology section of Biology Simulations offers a suite of inquiry-based digital labs designed to deepen students' understanding of ecosystems and the interplay between living (biotic)...more
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The Ecology section of Biology Simulations offers a suite of inquiry-based digital labs designed to deepen students' understanding of ecosystems and the interplay between living (biotic) and non-living (abiotic) elements in an environment. It features interactive simulations such as Biodiversity, Competition, Macroinvertebrates, Population Dynamics, and Soil Texture, each focused on activities like measuring species diversity, modeling competitive exclusion, assessing water quality indicators, tracking changes in food-chain populations, and identifying soil types. Sample worksheets support classroom implementation, encouraging students to formulate questions, manipulate variables, collect data, and draw evidence-based conclusions. This resource is ideal for engaging middle- to high-schoolers in hands-on ecology, reinforcing scientific thinking through experimentation.
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tag(s): ecology (116), ecosystems (107), food chains (23), simulations (47)
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Have students use the Population Dynamics simulation to model predator-prey relationships. Challenge them to find a balance where both populations remain stable over time. Students can graph results and explain what variables influenced population crashes or growth using Class Tools reviewed here. Use the Competition simulation to introduce the concept of competitive exclusion. Then create a class game in which students' "species" compete for limited classroom resources (such as tokens or cards), followed by a discussion of adaptations. Pair the Soil Texture simulation with a hands-on classroom soil sample activity. Students test local soil by feel to determine texture, compare it to the simulation data, and keep a soil scientist lab notebook that includes diagrams, photos, and analysis.
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Backyard Ecology - Backyard Ecology
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5 to 12
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Backyard Ecology offers a collection of podcasts that explore ecosystems and the natural world. Featured episodes include "Ironweed's Beauty and Ecological Value in Your Garden: Mt....more
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Backyard Ecology offers a collection of podcasts that explore ecosystems and the natural world. Featured episodes include "Ironweed's Beauty and Ecological Value in Your Garden: Mt. Cuba's Vernonia Trial," "Resharing Your Favorites: Winter Hummingbirds," "How Can Your State's Native Plant Society Help You?", "The Christmas Bird Count: An Over 120-Year Tradition," and "A Glimpse into the Fascinating World of Cedar Glades," among many others. Episodes typically range from 45 minutes to 1 hour and 15 minutes in length. Available resources vary by episode and may include transcripts, summaries, links, and show notes.
tag(s): birds (47), ecology (116), ecosystems (107), podcasts (166)
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After listening to an episode, students can use Google My Maps reviewed here to visit the locations. Students can create a public service announcement using Powtoon reviewed here after listening to the podcast titled "Getting the Community Involved in Creating Pollinator Habitat." After listening to the podcast titled "Encouraging Curiosity and Engaging Young People with Heather Montgomery," students can read or listen to her books.Add your comments below (available only to members) | Become a Member
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Human Body Lessons and Resources - Elementary School Science
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K to 6
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If you're searching for a comprehensive, ready-to-use resource to teach your students about the human body, discover this extensive collection of free lesson plans and activities tailored...more
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If you're searching for a comprehensive, ready-to-use resource to teach your students about the human body, discover this extensive collection of free lesson plans and activities tailored for elementary educators. The site covers a wide range of topics, from the five senses to various body systems, including the skeletal, muscular, digestive, respiratory, and nervous systems. Each lesson is designed to engage young learners through interactive activities, diagrams, and discussions, making complex biological concepts accessible and enjoyable. Whether you're introducing students to the basics of human anatomy or exploring specific systems in depth, this resource provides structured, classroom-friendly materials to support your teaching objectives.
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tag(s): body systems (46), human body (98), senses (22)
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Make bingo cards using Bingo Card Creator reviewed here. Use cards with names or images of human body parts and systems. As you call out clues, students mark their bingo boards. After learning about the five senses, have students go on a classroom or school "sense walk" and document what they see, hear, smell, feel, and taste (where appropriate). Give students cards with organ names and functions; have them sort them into the correct system using materials from the site as references. Make the cards online using Flippity reviewed here.Add your comments below (available only to members) | Become a Member
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Wild with Nature - Shane Sater
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4 to 12
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Wild with Nature features engaging English-language stories that celebrate birds, plants, and the natural world. Examples include "Immersed in the Spring Forest," "Watching a Pileated...more
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Wild with Nature features engaging English-language stories that celebrate birds, plants, and the natural world. Examples include "Immersed in the Spring Forest," "Watching a Pileated Woodpecker Nest," "The Song of the Tall Dogbane: Fibers at the Riverbank," "Of Bitterns and Bank Swallows: Lake Helena, Parts 1 and 2," and "Crossing the Wall: From Montana to Oaxaca." Each story is accompanied by an audio recording and a full transcript, both of which are available in Spanish.
tag(s): animals (277), birds (47), ecology (116), habitats (104), plants (142)
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After listening to each story, students can use Google My Maps reviewed here to visit the settings. Students can use WordClouds reviewed here to create a word cloud of the descriptive words while listening to the audio of a story. Have students use Seesaw reviewed here to journal what they are learning.Add your comments below (available only to members) | Become a Member
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Science Journal for Kids and Teens Ecology Page - Science Journal for Kids and Teens
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3 to 12
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The Ecology section of Science Journal for Kids and Teens offers student-friendly versions of real scientific research articles focused on environmental and ecological topics. Examples...more
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The Ecology section of Science Journal for Kids and Teens offers student-friendly versions of real scientific research articles focused on environmental and ecological topics. Examples include "How Can We Trace Malaria Mosquitoes?", "How Do Seabirds Share?", "How Can We Find Oil-Eating Bacteria to Clean Up the Sea?" and "How Can Polar Bears Survive Longer in a Changing Climate?" Each article includes an abstract, introduction, methods, results, discussion, conclusion, glossary, references, and a "Check Your Understanding" section. Teachers can access a downloadable version of each article and a Teacher's Key with answer explanations by registering with a work email address. To avoid re-entering information, it's recommended to save the login page for easier future access.
tag(s): ecology (116), ecosystems (107)
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After learning about polar bears from the article titled "How Can Polar Bears Survive Longer in a Changing Climate?" students can use Google My Maps reviewed here to visit Greenland. After learning about beavers in "Would Beavers Make Good Firefighters?," students can write persuasive essays for or against beavers as good firefighters. Have students create a timeline of the loss of the shoreline in a specific area using Google Drawings reviewed here after learning from "Should We Let the Ocean in or Not?"Add your comments below (available only to members) | Become a Member
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The Nitrogen Cycle Game - UCAR
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6 to 12
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UCAR's The Nitrogen Cycle Game invites students to become nitrogen atoms and explore the various pathways nitrogen takes through the environment. Designed for middle and high school...more
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UCAR's The Nitrogen Cycle Game invites students to become nitrogen atoms and explore the various pathways nitrogen takes through the environment. Designed for middle and high school students, the game helps learners understand nitrogen's vital role in ecosystems and living organisms. The resource includes clearly outlined learning objectives, printable materials (available in both English and Spanish), preparation steps, directions, discussion prompts, assessment tools, background information, and extension activities. It also aligns with the Next Generation Science Standards, making it a comprehensive and engaging addition to any life science unit.
tag(s): atoms (44), ecosystems (107), organisms (13)
In the Classroom
Have students research the chemical reactions involved in nitrogen cycle processes (like fixation and nitrification) and modify the game to include accurate equations and labels for each transformation. Students can use Kiddle reviewed here to learn more about nitrogen in one of the places that they visited during the game. Have students use Figma reviewed here to compare and contrast two places that nitrogen travels to.Add your comments below (available only to members) | Become a Member
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Eco-Inquiry - Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies
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K to 12
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The Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies provides free K-12 resources that support hands-on learning about ecosystems and organisms. Key themes include Hudson River Ecology, Urban Ecosystems,...more
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The Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies provides free K-12 resources that support hands-on learning about ecosystems and organisms. Key themes include Hudson River Ecology, Urban Ecosystems, Schoolyard Ecology, Biodiversity, Water & Watersheds, and Data Exploration. Each theme offers teaching tools, including overviews, unit and lesson plans, protocols, and field trip guides. Many also include visuals, readings, and data sets. Each lesson clearly outlines appropriate grade levels, time requirements, procedures, resources, and alignment with both the Next Generation Science Standards and New York State Mathematics Standards.
tag(s): ecology (116), ecosystems (107)
In the Classroom
Students can use Canva Edu reviewed here to create a visual image of the water cycle while learning about it in the Water & Watershed theme. Students can take a virtual field trip using Google My Maps reviewed here to the Hudson River. Have students use Seesaw reviewed here while learning about Schoolyard Ecology to take pictures and document their observations and findings.Add your comments below (available only to members) | Become a Member
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Space Science Projects - Fizzics Education
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5 to 9
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The Fizzics Education "Space Science Projects" page offers a collection of free, hands-on space-themed science experiments designed for classroom and at-home learning. These projects...more
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The Fizzics Education "Space Science Projects" page offers a collection of free, hands-on space-themed science experiments designed for classroom and at-home learning. These projects require only simple, accessible materials and are accompanied by step-by-step photo instructions, background science explanations, and, often, an instructional video, making them ideal for engaging students in astronomy and physics concepts while fostering scientific curiosity and critical thinking. The videos are hosted on YouTube. If your district blocks YouTube, then they may not be viewable.
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tag(s): gravity (52), moon (87), rockets (14), science fairs (21), space (249)
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Have students work in teams to design a space mission and choose one experiment from the Fizzics Education site to support their mission goal. They will present their mission plan, explain the science behind the experiment, and describe what they hope to discover. Students can use Acast reviewed here to video record themselves conducting the experiment. Have students use Seesaw reviewed here as a journal while doing their experiment.Add your comments below (available only to members) | Become a Member
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Instance.so - mimo
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9 to 12
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Imagine describing what you want in plain language and instantly getting back a fully functional app, website, or game. That's the promise of Instance.so, an AI-powered no-code platform...more
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Imagine describing what you want in plain language and instantly getting back a fully functional app, website, or game. That's the promise of Instance.so, an AI-powered no-code platform that lets users build digital products simply by "vibe coding," which is typing or speaking a prompt and watching the software take shape. Whether you need a scheduler, fitness coach site, mini-game, or data tool, Instance.so creates responsive layouts, app logic, navigation, and backend features in just minutes, with no programming required. It launches your app instantly on the web, with hosting included, making it "like having an AI developer in your pocket." Free plans include 3 app slots, a daily limit of 5 messages, and a monthly limit of 30 messages. The free plan doesn't include the ability to publish as mobile apps.
tag(s): artificial intelligence (318), DAT device agnostic tool (130), data (205), organizational skills (90)
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Students can design and build a personal web-based app to showcase their writing, artwork, STEM projects, or resumes, turning traditional portfolios into interactive digital experiences. In STEM or social studies, challenge students to identify a real-world issue (like recycling, time management, or mental health awareness) and build a simple app that offers a solution. Integrate with business or tech classes by having students invent and prototype a startup idea, using Instance.so to create a functional demo app they can pitch to peers or a mock "Shark Tank" panel. Learners can create educational games or interactive quizzes aligned with science, history, or ELA content, reinforcing learning through design thinking and application.Add your comments below (available only to members) | Become a Member
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At the Core of Climate Change - PBS LearningMedia
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6 to 12
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PBS: At the Core of Climate Change will teach students about the greenhouse effect and how scientists use data collected from ice cores to study climate change. The lesson for...more
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PBS: At the Core of Climate Change will teach students about the greenhouse effect and how scientists use data collected from ice cores to study climate change. The lesson for grades six through twelve includes a nineteen-minute and twenty-nine-second video, Support Materials for Teachers, and Support Materials for Use by Students. The lesson aligns with the Next Generation Science Standards and can be shared via Google Classroom or through a link. With a free account, you can build a lesson.
tag(s): climate (95), climate change (112)
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Students can use Google Keep, reviewed here to notetake while watching the video. Students can use Canva Infographic Creator, reviewed here to create an infographic about climate change. Have students use Google Drawings, reviewed here to compare and contrast how the United States and another country are combating climate change.Add your comments below (available only to members) | Become a Member
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Causes and Effects of Climate Change - National Geographic
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3 to 6
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The video "Causes and Effects of Climate Change" by National Geographic explains the science behind climate change in a clear, classroom-friendly way. It highlights how human activities,...more
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The video "Causes and Effects of Climate Change" by National Geographic explains the science behind climate change in a clear, classroom-friendly way. It highlights how human activities, especially burning fossil fuels and increasing greenhouse gas emissions, are warming the Earth's atmosphere and disrupting long-term climate patterns. The video also illustrates the environmental and social impacts of this warming, including rising sea levels, more extreme weather, and shifts in ecosystems, helping students connect scientific concepts to real-world consequences. It is a strong introductory resource for exploring both the causes and effects of climate change with students. If your district blocks YouTube, then the video may not be viewable.
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tag(s): climate change (112), ecosystems (107), fossil fuels (11)
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Students can use Google Keep, reviewed here to take notes while watching the video. Students can continue to learn about climate change using Kidrex, reviewed here. Students can use Canva Infographic Creator, reviewed here to create a poster on ways to help with climate change.Add your comments below (available only to members) | Become a Member
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Environmental Education Collection - Retro Report
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6 to 12
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Retro Report: Environmental Education Collection features YouTube videos for students to explore the effects of environmental policies and to understand the profound impact humans have...more
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Retro Report: Environmental Education Collection features YouTube videos for students to explore the effects of environmental policies and to understand the profound impact humans have on the planet. Some YouTube videos include: Healing the Ozone: First Steps Toward Success, Unprepared: Lessons From Two Massive Oil Spills, Future of Water, Blazes That Damaged Yellowstone Changed Wildfire Strategy, and more. To view the accompanying lesson plan, you must create a free account. Lessons align to the Common Core Literacy Standards, Social Studies Frameworks, and the Next Generation Science Standards.
tag(s): climate (95), climate change (112), oil spill (14)
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Students can use Figma, reviewed here while learning about the two oil spills from the lesson "Unprepared: Lessons from the Two Massive Oil Spills." Students can use Google My Maps, reviewed here to visit Yellowstone virtually. Have students use Canva Infographic Creator, reviewed here to create an infographic about the effect on the environment.Add your comments below (available only to members) | Become a Member
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Global Climate Change - TeachEngineering
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3 to 8
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The TeachEngineering lesson titled "Hands-on Activity: Weather Forecasting - How Predictable!" engages students in grades 3-8 as they take on the role of meteorologists. Using hands-on...more
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The TeachEngineering lesson titled "Hands-on Activity: Weather Forecasting - How Predictable!" engages students in grades 3-8 as they take on the role of meteorologists. Using hands-on activities, students build simple weather tools, observe real weather patterns, track clouds and pressure changes, and practice making their own forecasts based on the data they collect. The lesson includes clear instructions, NGSS-aligned objectives, and opportunities for reflection and application of core science and engineering practices. Please note that if your school district blocks YouTube, students may not be able to access any included demonstration videos or supplemental content hosted on the platform. Consider downloading videos in advance or offering alternative materials to ensure all students can fully participate.
tag(s): climate change (112)
In the Classroom
Students can use Free Screen Recorder Online reviewed here to create a public service announcement about global warming and climate change. Students can use Lino reviewed here to post ways that they can help with global warming. Have students use Kiddle reviewed here to continue learning about global warming and climate change.
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