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5 Assistive Tools to Power Your Inclusive Classroom
Are our schools truly inclusive? We look at 5 assistive tools that can help teachers make learning more accessible.
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In the News: 16 Ways to Bring News Stories into your Lessons
Try out these safe and engaging ideas for incorporating breaking news into your classroom.
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The Middle Ages: Activity Resources for Public Libraries
Although the existence of dragons may have been a myth, the Middle Ages was - historically - still a pretty exciting time.
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What’s the Weather? Study Resources for Public Libraries
Help your young patrons discover the facts on weather vs climate.
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Using Britannica for Thematic Learning
What is thematic learning, how to incorporate it into your teaching and how can Britannica help?
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Kingdom Plantae: Plants Resources for Public Libraries
Britannica Library is ripe with fascinating articles and media on the plant kingdom!
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Stay Informed with Britannica’s “In the News” Feature!
Britannica “In the News!” helps young people make sense of a changing world.
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Anzac Day: Resources for Public Libraries
Tell the Anzac story in your library with activity ideas, non-fiction resources and Britannica's recommended book list for kids and teens.
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The Nobel Prize: Resources for Public Libraries
Now there’s an interactive way for patrons of all ages to delve into Nobel history.
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Olympic Games: Resources for Public Libraries
Help your younger patrons understand, appreciate and join in the spirit of the Games with these great resources and free worksheets!
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World Book Day Ideas: Author Study!
Host an author study workshop in your library to spotlight some of the world's favourite writers.
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Sun Safety Resources for Public Libraries
Share the smarts about sun safety this summer with scintillating activities from Britannica!
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