Power Wheels License Generator By TL Editors published 20 April 20 On April 25, 1901, New York became the first state to require license plates.
Happy Numbers Guides Learners to Deep Understanding of Math Skills By TL Editors published 9 April 20 This program stands out from the rest with a scaffolded approach that carefully leads the students through lessons.
America's First Astronauts By TL Editors published 6 April 20 Learn about America's first seven astronauts
Readorium Helps Kids Build Reading Skills While Learning Science By TL Editors published 26 March 20 Readorium is a website offering a virtual science library with books and activities that focus on building students reading comprehension and science knowledge.
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.
Floop Helps Teachers Improve Feedback, Save Time By TL Editors published 19 March 20 Floop is a cloud-based website where students can receive annotated feedback from teachers and peers.
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.
Generation Genius: Next Generation K-5 Science Videos By TL Editors last updated 5 March 20 Generation Genius is a comprehensive set of science videos and lessons made in partnership with the National Science Teachers Association.
Reel Classics: Shirley Temple By TL Editors published 24 February 20 On February 27, 1936, Shirley Temple, aged 7, received a contract from 20th Century Fox paying $50,000 per film
Ansel Adams By TL Editors published 17 February 20 Ansel Adams, famous for his black and white nature photography, was born February 29, 1902.
Win the White House: How to Run a Presidential Campaign By TL Editors published 13 February 20 Win the White House is an iCivics game available on the web and as an iOS or Android app that places students in control of a run for the U.S. presidency.
Share the (True) News with BBC iReporter By TL Editors published 6 February 20 BBC iReporter is a browser-based, choose-your-own-adventure game where you experience your first day on the job on the news agency's social media team.
Civil Disobedience: Rosa Parks By TL Editors published 3 February 20 Rosa Parks was born February 4, 1913.
GameSalad Guides Kids in Digital Game Design and Creation By TL Editors published 30 January 20 GameSalad lets kids create custom games in a visual, rule-based coding system, so there's no need to know any coding language.
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.
Young Explorers Create and Share Expeditions With National Geographic Site By TL Editors last updated 25 January 20 National Geographic's Open Explorer site is a digital field journal where explorers of the world (or just their backyard) create and go on expeditions and share their stories along the way.
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.
