World Storytelling Day is an annual celebration of the art of storytelling. Try these ideas at your school or library and join the hypothetical global campfire!
Find out moreTake a deep dive into the profound social, cultural and political effects of the 19th century gold rushes, as well as the catalytic roles they played in the shaping of Australia as a nation.
Find out moreWhat was it like to be working on the goldfields during the Australian Gold Rushes? Explore the life and times of the 19th century diggers who struck for gold.
Find out moreWith Lunar Chinese New Year in full swing, send your students on an exploration of the traditions behind this millennial old celebration.
Find out moreReconnect your primary/elementary school students with the wonders of the sea using these Britannica inspired activities.
Find out more2018 was a year of remarkable milestones. Here is a recap of our year in numbers.
Find out moreBritannica launches Curiosity Day, in celebration of its 250th birthday, with a series of curiosity-sparking activities. What kind of curious are you?
Find out moreTo help ease your students (and yourself) into the holiday season, Britannica has some nifty classroom ideas.
Find out moreIn a podcast series with Eduvate, Britannica's experts discuss navigating the transition to digital learning and the best ways to future-proof students against the unpredictability of the digital age.
Find out moreThere is nothing like a digital scavenger hunt to test your curiosity this summer!
Find out moreWhen carefully analysed in their historical context, wartime posters can be insightful primary sources that shed light on the perceptions, biases and events that led to their creation.
Find out moreIntroduce young minds to the curiosities of life cycles using these cool Britannica ideas!
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