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Artificial Anatomy: Body Parts (6th Grade - 12th Grade)
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In this interactive, from Smithsonian's National Museum of American History, students learn to identify parts of the body by matching images of body parts to...  More ...
Subjects: Science, Social Studies, Biology, U.S. History, General Science, Life Science
 
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Can You Be the Next Market Guru? (9th Grade - 12th Grade)
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In this student interactive, from an EconEdLink lesson, students review and analyze graphs of actual price movements for several different stocks over mutli-...  More ...
Subjects: Social Studies, Economics
 
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Design: French, 1600s (3rd Grade - 12th Grade)
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This collection of images, from The New York Public Library Digital Gallery, features 28 examples of 17th-century French design. This resource can be found i...  More ...
Subjects: Social Studies, English Language and Literature, Languages, Arts, French Language, World History, Art History
 
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From Butterflies to Buffaloes: Student Interactive (3rd Grade - 8th Grade)
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This student interactive, from an EconEdLink lesson, has students answer several questions about the costs and profits of a hypothetical butterfly farmer. Cl...  More ...
Subjects: Science, Social Studies, Botany & Environmental Science, Economics
 
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Drag & Drop (6th Grade - 8th Grade)
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In this student interactive, from an EconEdLink lesson, students match common types of litter with their respective decomposition times. Click ""Display Full...  More ...
Subjects: Social Studies, Economics
 
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Smart or Not Smart? (Kindergarten - 2nd Grade)
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In this student interactive, from an EconEdLink lesson, students read about different spending scenarios and then decide whether each decision is smart or no...  More ...
Subjects: Social Studies, Economics
 
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Gyotaku: The Japanese Art of Fish Printing (5th Grade - 8th Grade)
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This ARTSEDGE lesson helps students to acquire knowledge of historical and cultural qualities unique to Gyotaku and to understand how this particular art for...  More ...
Subjects: Science, Social Sciences and History, Arts, Life Science, Art History
 
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The Story: The Prestige (6th Grade - 12th Grade)
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This resource, from PBS, contains background about the incident aboard the Prestige tanker off the coast of Spain in 2002, which caused one of the worst oil ...  More ...
Subjects: Science, Social Studies, Languages, Botany & Environmental Science, Spanish Language, Earth & Space Science, World History, U.S. & World Contemporary History
 
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Tic Tac Taxes (3rd Grade - 5th Grade)
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In this student interactive, from an EconEdLink lesson, students play a tic tac toe game in which they must answer questions about the three main kinds of ta...  More ...
Subjects: Social Studies, Economics
 
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New York Stock Exchange Made Easy: Student Interactive (9th Grade - 12th Grade)
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In this student interactive, from an EconEdLink lesson, students answer questions related to investing and the stock exchange. Click ""Display Full Record"" ...  More ...
Subjects: Social Studies, Economics
 
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