Britannica School Spring Activities: Natural Disasters
Use Britannica School to guide students through the science behind—and the societal impact of—natural disasters.
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Use Britannica School to guide students through the science behind—and the societal impact of—natural disasters.
Spring is here! Get outside and get your students active with these hands-on science demos.
How to use Long Way Down, the 2018 Newbery Honor-winning book by Jason Reynolds, to build poetry and writing skills and inspire self-discovery through journaling.
Britannica Digital Learning spotlights the contributions performance poetry has made to not only expand the reach of poetry to new audiences, but the indelible mark it’s made on multiple art forms.
Britannica’s institutional products now integrate with Google Classroom in a whole new way.
Center student voices through the power of performance poetry during this 90-minute crash course. Thursday, April 19Â //Â 6-8 PM CT Admission is free! Please RSVP. Hosted at Britannica HQ
How to use “Hello, Universe,” the 2018 Newbery Medal-winning book by Erin Entrada Kelly, to build research skills and foster self-guided inquiry in your students.
We’ve created a resource center to help educators and students through the primaries, special elections, and political headlines of the near future.
Introduce your middle to high school students to leaders who juggled puberty with power structures with these original activities.
Classroom activities for all levels spotlighting the achievements of women in the “STEM” fields of science, technology, engineering, and math.
Explore what we discovered for March! With over three million images and counting, diving in to discover all there is in ImageQuest sure is an adventure. Good thing the Britannica pros
Get an insider look at how a book becomes a Newbery winner and how you can bring the selection process to life with your students.
Develop annotation skills for Valentine’s Day or explore the civil rights movement and African American leaders in honor of Black History Month.
The Britannica pros are here to guide you through the best of the quest.
In honor of Black History Month, these Britannica Educator activities feature African Americans who broke barriers in science, tech, engineering, and math.
At Britannica Education, our purpose is to empower educators to create engaging and meaningful learning experiences that ignite curiosity. We believe every student has the ability to learn and grow. We are committed to supporting educators in their efforts to help learners reach their full potential. Read more â–¸
View the available lessons for elementary and middle school science and social studies
Choose between 4 reading levels to meet the needs of every learner
Each Expedition: Learn! Lesson begins with a video to spark students’ interest in the topic
Ignite the spark of curiosity and accelerate learning
For Elementary or High School reading levels, please contact us.
