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Every educator knows the pressure to do more with less continues to grow, and with it, the need for innovative ways to engage students, enhance learning, and even streamline administrative
Every educator knows the pressure to do more with less continues to grow, and with it, the need for innovative ways to engage students, enhance learning, and even streamline administrative
Bring Asian American and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month into your classrooms with this interactive superhero lesson! Students will explore a world where superheroes leap from comic book pages
Spring has sprung, and with it comes our thrilling trivia challenge! Embark on a journey where tiny hummingbirds defy weight, bees master the art of pollination, and mysteries of nature
This Earth Day, dig deep into our planet’s natural wonders, environment, biomes, and all the living beings, big and small, that call it home — including us! Take a quick
Expand literacy through hip-hop with a 1-hour playlist that’s squeaky clean for classroom listening. Newbery honoree Jason Reynolds said in his interview with The Daily Show’s Trevor Noah in January
These female children’s book authors and illustrators have significantly impacted the world of children’s literature. They continue to inspire young readers with their imaginative and thought-provoking stories. On this Read
In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, where filters, CGI, and AI-generated visuals are commonplace, children are increasingly encountering enhanced and artificial content. This new reality prompts a critical question: Can
Have you ever questioned your media savviness in an era of infinite information? Do you understand the difference between misinformation and disinformation? What is your grasp on generative AI? Algorithms?
From the Golden Age of Newspapers to the Dynamic World of TikTok Step back into the golden age of newspapers, what now seems a bygone era, a time when the
Stay Curious. Stay Informed. Stay with Britannica. Buckle up, educators and learners! In a world brimming with endless discoveries and advancements, keeping up can be a thrilling adventure. That’s where
Have you ever experienced history through images that convey more profound stories than words ever could? This Native American Heritage Month, immerse yourself in a vivid tapestry of images that
Almost two-thirds of adults say they never learned how to critically analyze media in school,1 and the outlook hasn’t improved much. In today’s classrooms, more than half of students are
Are you looking for a way invigorate your Science and Social Studies lessons? Expedition: Learn’s tailored, ready-to-implement lessons feature engaging articles and multimedia your students will love! And did we
As golden autumn hues paint the landscapes, this time of year is not only a transition between seasons, but also a month bursting with celebrations worldwide. Around the globe, October
An archaeologist. An astronaut. A doctor. An author. A teacher. Every child spends countless hours daydreaming about what they want to be when they grow up. But many need to
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