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Smithsonian Seriously Amazing

http://seriouslyamazing.si.edu/#green
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How do you spur curiosity? Just ask the six quirky characters of Smithsonian\\\'s Seriously Amazing Website.
Posted by RioKatia, last updated on September 22, 2013
Categories: Content Resources Early Childhood History Middle School Social Studies

iCivics

http://www.icivics.org/
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iCivics is game, activity and resource filled Web site, founded by Justice, Sandra Day O’Conner to prepare young Americans to become knowledgeable, engaged 21st century citizens by creating free and innovative educational materials.
Posted by RioKatia, last updated on September 22, 2013
Categories: Curriculum Collaboration Government History Social Studies

How to Cite Sources

http://citationmachine.net
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This online website allows users to choose MLA or APA format and then creates the appropriate citations based on user input.
Posted by kimpinzon, last updated on March 21, 2013
Categories: English/Language Arts History

Smart History

http://smarthistory.khanacademy.org/
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Great for Art.
Posted by Earl Nicholas, last updated on March 7, 2013
Categories: Art History

Letters of Note: Authentic Letters of "NOTE"

http://www.lettersofnote.com
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A compendium of letters from great thinkers, historical figures, politicians, leaders, writers, artists. Organized by date, subject tag, author's name, and "type". Submitted by Lauren Hall from St. Joseph's Academy in St. Louis.
Posted by Heidi Hayes Jacobs, last updated on November 14, 2012
Categories: English/Language Arts Global Global Education History

my400words

http://my400words.com
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A cross-curricular vocabulary program that teaches academic and domain-specific words through movies and instructional quizzes. Passages increase in complexity. Data is simple.
Posted by Annabelle, last updated on November 14, 2012
Categories: Common Core State Standards English/Language Arts History Humanities Literacy Reading Science Social Studies The Arts Theatre Writing

Pulitzer Center for Global Journalism

http://pulitzercenter.org/
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The Pulitzer Center has created a dynamic and constantly updated site with their reporters world-wide covering personal perspectives in world news. They have curriculum units and lesson plans to assist classroom teachers and students.
Posted by Heidi Hayes Jacobs, last updated on November 14, 2012
Categories: English/Language Arts Global Education History Library-Media Media Arts Social Studies

Newspaper Global Map

http://newspapermap.com/
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Engage your learners with newspapers from around the world. These can be read in the host country language or translated to English. Compare perspectives on world events.
Posted by Heidi Hayes Jacobs, last updated on September 14, 2012
Categories: English/Language Arts Global Global Education Global Partnerships History News World Languages

Mission-USA: Interactive American History Games

http://www.mission-us.org/
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Mission US is a multimedia project that immerses players in U.S. history content through free interactive games. The games are free and are funded through the National Endowment for the Humanities and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
Posted by Heidi Hayes Jacobs, last updated on September 3, 2012
Categories: Games History Social Studies

270 to Win

http://www.270towin.com
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Interactive "history" of the electoral college that will engage students in both individual states and national trends right now and in past elections. Statistics and probabilities can be tracked. DYNAMITE site for history, government and math teachers!
Posted by SCummings, last updated on May 17, 2012
Categories: Government History Math Social Studies
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