National Constitution Center To Increase Live Online Educational Offerings By TL Editors published 24 March 20 The National Constitution Center is launching a free eight-week series of daily live interactive courses on the Constitution for middle school, high school, and college students.
Great Alaska Earthquake of 1964 By TL Editors published 23 March 20 This animation shows the underlying causes and tells how research contributed to confirmation of early theories of plate tectonics.
Harriet Beecher Stowe: Uncle Tom's Cabin: The Abolitionists By TL Editors published 16 March 20 On March 20, 1852, Harriet Beecher Stowe's novel Uncle Tom's Cabin was published.
The Impeachment Trial of Andrew Johnson By TL Editors published 10 March 20 On March 9, 1868, President Andrew Johnson's impeachment trial began in the US Senate.
Ken Burns in the Classroom: Curated Clips Ideal for History Lessons By TL Editors published 9 March 20 Ken Burns in the Classroom is a free American history website offered by PBS LearningMedia.
Carrie Chapman Catt and Votes for Women By TL Editors published 10 February 20 Carrie Chapman Catt and other suffragists formed the League of Women Voters.
Civil Disobedience: Rosa Parks By TL Editors published 3 February 20 Rosa Parks was born February 4, 1913.
We all love SHEG. Now their Civic Online Reasoning tools make it easier to love them even more By Glenn Wiebe last updated 27 January 20
Thomas Paine's Common Sense By TL Editors published 27 January 20 Read about the rhetorical touches Thomas Paine employed in this pamphlet which galvanized colonial thought about breaking away from Mother England.
Distance Learning Field Trip: WWII Museum @WWIIMuseum By Lisa Nielsen published 22 January 20 Schools can take advantage of four distance learning programs as follows:
Printmakers A to Z By TL Editors published 20 January 20 Check out the etchings, lithographs and woodcuts featured in the virtual exhibition from Georgetown University's collection.
Free Martin Luther King Day Resource for Teachers, Parents By TL Editors published 17 January 20 The Character Tree, which provides online video lessons on character development, is offering a free video lesson on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Digital Learning Resources for January 2020 By Deborah Marshall and Lisa McKnight Ward published 14 January 20 Explore digital learning resources for January 2020 and preview February's list.
Discovery Education Invites Educators, Students to Virtual Event Honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. By TL Editors published 9 January 20 During this no-cost experience appropriate for K-12 classrooms, students will explore the life and impact of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. as they view Celebrate with DE: Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Theft of the Mona Lisa By TL Editors published 7 January 20 Learn about the "art theft of the century."
Did they just add tour creation to web-based Google Earth? Yes. Yes, they did. By Glenn Wiebe published 2 January 20 Google finally added the ability to generate tours with some pretty sweet features.
Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics: Time and the Calendar By TL Editors published 30 December 19 Discover the importance of time and the calendar, and how they each bring order to life.
Statue of Liberty-Ellis Island Foundation: Family Histories By TL Editors published 23 December 19 Celebrate Roots Day 12/23 by following stories of Americans with different backgrounds
The 1619 Project: Resources, Opinion and Guidance on Teaching About Slavery By TL Editors published 6 December 19 The 1619 Project is a collection of articles and supporting materials on slavery and its significance to American history and culture by the New York Times.