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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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Classroom Activity: Properties of Glass
Explore this unique everyday substance with some unusual properties.
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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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Classroom Activity: The Middle Ages
Castles, lords and a raging pandemic - learn about life in the Middle Ages.
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Classroom Activity: Space Travel
Can We? vs. Should We? Get students to critically analyse the possibilities around space travel.
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Role Models and Inequality: Teaching Ideas for International Women’s Day
Use International Women’s Day to actively engage your students in issues shaping the gender equality debate.
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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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Classroom Activity: The Winter Olympics
Learn about the 2022 Winter Games, its host city Beijing and the different types of sports featured at the Winter Olympics.
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Classroom Activity: Landscapes
Using resources and the World Atlas tool from Britannica School, students study the different types of landscapes found locally and around the world.
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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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Classroom Activity: Food Production
What happens between the time food leaves the farm and the time it turns up in our lunchboxes?
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Botanize! Podcast Series: Study Guide
A learn-at-home study guide for Botanize! - the new podcast series from Britannica.
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