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It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s…supplemental education materials!
Learn about the gay rights movement’s history and sample Britannica School’s coverage of the people, ideas, and accomplishments we honor this month.
Use Britannica School to guide students through the science behind—and the societal impact of—natural disasters.
Britannica’s institutional products now integrate with Google Classroom in a whole new way.
Classroom activities for all levels spotlighting the achievements of women in the “STEM” fields of science, technology, engineering, and math.
In honor of Black History Month, these Britannica Educator activities feature African Americans who broke barriers in science, tech, engineering, and math.
This month’s Britannica School update is crawling with ways to inject infectious disease facts into your lesson plans.
Guide students through the truth and myths about HIV and AIDS with this heath activity for the high school classroom.
Annotations cement the ability to put ideas into one’s own words—a life-long skill integral to learning for every student.
Ready-To-Use Middle School Science Activity What alternative energy sources could you use in your school? Where are old energy sources being used in your town,
Ready-To-Use Elementary Social Studies Activities For your National Hispanic Heritage Month celebrations in your classrooms, we’ve put together activities for your Pre-K-12 students. In this
Annotation is an important skill that makes readers interact and connect with a text. It transforms readers from third-party observers into a part of the
Get Back-to-School Elementary Activities for Grades Pre-K-5 Science and Social Studies! As you gear up for heading back to school, we’ve put together activities for
Why are metaphors considered to be the basic language of poetry? Which poet was asked by a U.S. president to write a poem for his
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