Animals, games, videos, stories, and more! Go to the Games page and select Geography Games, check out Geo Spy to see how many states you know.
Links for students on about the FBI, how they investigate, safety tips, and FBI dogs.
Links to the US Mint and Bureau of Engraving and Printing.
Information on topics from the FBI to search and rescue dogs.
This is an all-inclusive website that offers ideas of lessons that are practical for teachers to use completely or as suggestion or to revise your own lesson. It is geared for use with computers and uses a variety of platforms for engaging students in the disciplines of geography, science and social studies. It is appropriate for all age groups.
Contributed by Jim Daggett
Polar Husky is an educational website that uses interactive participation from students to a group of educators who embark on journey’s that highlight people and regions of the arctic. Photographs, journal entries and streaming video are the mediums that they communicate with the students. There are also curriculum guides and teachers forums for continuous questioning and exploration of subjects.
Contributed by Jim Daggett
Contains free games for a broad range of skills. Games are fun and engaging. I let my students play their choice of these games as an anchor activity if they’re done early. There are a lot of geography games/interactive worksheets. These aren’t games that will teach your students though, they have to know the material and then be allowed to test their knowledge with the games.
Contributed by Allie Rupprecht
The National Educational Technology Standards for Students has a whole section of activities using technology in lessons with various grade levels and subjects. Click on the link above and look at 'Section 3'.
Online materials about Alaska Native history, education, culture,and languages. Includes curricula, lesson plans, teacher tools, & information resources.
