Project supported by the National Science Foundation that developes a library of interactive virtual manipulatives or concept tutorials, mostly in the form of Java applets, for mathematics instruction.
Accessing the collection requires a java plug in that is compatible with Firefox and Safari browsers, but not Chrome.
It offers lesson plans, interactives, support materials and student and family activities.
(Source Young Scientist Lab)
On the Consonants and Vowels section you’ll find in-depth practice with each individual sound in Standard American English, as well as various combinations of sounds
Find it on:.
Play it on:
https://ssec.si.edu/pick-your-plate
These printables can be used with students enrolled in literacy and ESL programs and provide an educational resource for teaching language arts.
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You will find it interesting to describe the environment of various cities, build dialogues that can take place in these spaces, etc.
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https://twitter.com/AristomenisGeo1
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These materials were created by Science teachers in Scotland and are designed for use at BGE levels 3 and 4. All the activities connect to the UN Sustainable Development Goals. The lessons and worksheets in the booklet are supported by PowerPoints
PowerPoint:
https://scotdec.org.uk/download/gender-balance-powerpoint/
Action Cards
https://scotdec.org.uk/download/action-cards-pdf-14mb/
Female Scientist Information Cards
https://scotdec.org.uk/download/female-scientists-information-cards-pdf-6mb/
They offer more than 3,000 lectures across six subjects: English literature, History, Philosophy, Classics & Ancient History,Psychology and Government & Politics. Most lectures are between 8-12 minutes in length.
They have a regularly-updated YouTube channel where you can check out some of their videos. They provide free access to one lecture from each their lecturers, so you can see what they're like.
On YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWITMkkllOYZmyVWzQm5kuw/featured
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