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It was a beautiful day to tour the Virginia Capital and Governor’s mansion in Richmond.

Teach students about the Great Chicago Fire and its impact on fire safety with this free article by Lauren Tarshis https://bit.ly/4ewBdh0 Happy Fire Prevention Week 👩‍🚒

Free Printable Electoral College Worksheet Bundle

Did you know? Mangrove forests are able to bear the brunt of storms that hit the coast by reducing the impact of strong waves on anything that lives further inland — including humans.

Use this infographic with your learners — available in English, French and Spanish — to explore more about the mangrove ecosystem: http://on.natgeo.org/6186iZCmG

Engaging read for Geography Classes

'Twisters' put storm chasing on the map—but here's what it's really like A reboot of the classic disaster film has caused a surge in amateur storm chasing. So what is it really like to chase tornadoes?

Found this beautiful sign outside the TPT conference in San Diego! One of my favorite sayings ❤️

MapMaker: Ocean In this collection you will find resources and activities specifically designed to accompany National Geographic MapMaker, a Geographic Information System (GIS) tool for the classroom built in partnership with Esri. The maps in this collection showcase information and data related to Ocean research,...

We’ve had so many cicadas outside for the past two weeks. This is a great article for students to read about cicadas

Hear that buzz? Teach students about the incredible lifecycle of cicadas with these ready-to-go lesson plans ⬇️
Scholastic News 4: https://bit.ly/3yz5BHw
Scholastic News 5/6: https://bit.ly/453HHjB

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Check out this new & FREE World History planning resource! Feel free to share the link with your teacher friends!

Free Ancient World History Scope and Sequence Pacing Guide Are you teaching World History 1 and trying to figure out what topics to teach and a pacing guide? Grab this free curriculum map for Ancient World History that is perfect for back to school planning! Easily teach middle or high school World History 1 with this scope and sequence that breaks down eac...

My favorite is Acadia National Park in Maine. What about you?

What is your favorite National Park? For , learn about some of the people who devoted their lives to saving our most precious natural and cultural resources. (Grades: 6-12)

Resource: https://bit.ly/3TLmTbz