Interactive history websites

    • [PDF File]Websites for Middle School Students and Younger

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      Websites for Middle School Students and Younger It seems like many of the educational sites around the web were created with either the elementary student or the college student in mind. But there are a number of sites that would be of interest to students in the middle school grades. Here are 20 to explore.


    • [PDF File]Best of Best Social Studies Websites for Elementary Grades

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      Best of Best Social Studies Websites for Elementary Grades Special Thanks to Beth Dennis for sharing this Website Note: This document is saved in the District Share folder, under Library Media Centers.


    • [PDF File]Best of the Best ELA Websites for Elementary Grades

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      Best of the Best ELA Websites for Elementary Grades Special Thanks to Beth Dennis for sharing these websites Note: This document is saved in the District Share folder, under Library Media Centers.


    • [PDF File]CIVIL WAR 150 - History

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      Congress, National History Day, the Journey Through Hallowed Ground Partnership, the American Association of state and Local History and many others in commemorating the Civil War. you can find links to these organizations throughout this guide and online at History.com. We look forward to hearing from teachers and students


    • [PDF File]Recommended Apps and Interactive Websites for Your ...

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      interactive websites from your computer while connected to your ActivPanel via HDMI. If you have an ActivConnect device, remember that you can access and use many of the Promethean Apps from the Pink Menu Button over top any other app or source. Note: Some recommendations appear under multiple content areas. This icon denotes an interactive ...


    • [PDF File]What is a History Fair Website?

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      A History Fair website is a computer-based representation of your research and argument that incorporates both textual and non-textual content (e.g. images, songs, interviews, videos, images, and interactive features) to engage and inform your viewer about your topic. Think of it as an online, in-depth, multimedia, interactive exhibit.


    • [PDF File]History of Mobile Applications

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      History: the first apps First-generation mobile phones were designed and developed by the handset manufacturers. Competition was fierce and trade secrets were closely guarded. They didn’t want to expose the secrets of their handsets, so they developed the phone software in-house.


    • [PDF File]This interactive internet scavenger hunt takes students ...

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      This interactive internet scavenger hunt takes students through the pbs.org website. It provides links to answer questions about the events that led up to the American Revolution. It also gives students links to research the battles and the difference between British and American soldiers.


    • [PDF File]Interactive American History Websites Revised--Printed Copy

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      TCEA 2006 (Revised) 1 Monica Palnau Janice Faris Instructional Technologist Instructional Technologist Lewisville ISD Lewisville ISD palnaum@lisd.net farisj@lisd.net


    • [PDF File]Interactive Techniques (Kevin Yee)

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      Interactive Techniques These techniques have multiple benefits: the instructor can easily and quickly assess if students have really mastered the material (and plan to dedicate more time to it, if necessary), and the process of measuring student understanding in many cases is also practice for the material—often students do not actually learn


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