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The Public Journalism Network (PJNet) is a global professional association of journalists and educators interested in exploring and strengthening the relationship between journalism and democracy.

EduPic Graphical Resource is a teacher designed free image resource for use by teachers and students. All images contained within are free for use by educational professionals and the students they serve without permission. All other use is by permission only. All other rights are reserved.

Create your own educational games, quizzes, surveys, and web pages. Search millions of games and quizzes created by educators around the world.

Resource for History and Social Studies Middle School Educators

Welcome to Fun Educational Apps and discover the best apps for kids for fun learning -math, spelling, language arts, science, social studies, languages, early learning, storybooks, games and more. We test and review iOS apps to make it easy for parents, educators and teachers to find those hidden gems on the App Store!

Founded in 1989, Jarrett Publishing Company is renowned among leading educators for the excellence of its products. Our Goal is Your Students' Success.

Full course preparation material, teaching guides, all subjects, all levels: K12, College, continuing ed. Complete Teacher Prep Materials, full course lesson plans, aids, cirriculum guides, syllabus.

Bilingual and multicultural books & DVDs are great for home-schools, ELL teachers, foreign language teachers- Spanish, French, Chinese, Japanese and social studies resources for young children to educators.

Resources and inspiration for secondary educators

AmandaBennett.com is the home of Amanda’s new educational products, including the Touch Go Learn™ series of apps that cover academic subjects: science, history, geography, and art.

The Illinois Council for the Social Studies (ICSS) was founded in 1938 in order to improve social studies teaching, to develop the professional interests of social studies instructors, and to cooperate with other organizations working for a better social

The Washington State Council for the Social Studies in a nonprofit organization of Washington teachers, focused on professional development, advocacy, and building professional relationships with educators across the state

Free online games for grades K-5 teach children math, reading, science and social studies skills in the context of agriculture

Non-Profit Educational Organization Supporting Social Studies Educators

USASBE IS AN INCLUSIVE COMMUNITY ADVANCING ENTREPRENEURSHIP EDUCATION THROUGH BOLD TEACHING, SCHOLARSHIP, AND PRACTICE. Our members are: Teachers sharing best practices but also challenging existing paradigms of how entrepreneurship should be taught, to whom, and what ends. Researchers moving the practice of entrepreneurship education forward and translating cutting-edge entrepreneurship research into teachable content. Program directors and practitioners that complement classroom-based entrepreneurship education with practical immersion experiences in the broader entrepreneurship community.

Lesson plans and teacher resources for themes and thematic units, literature, book activities, math, science, learning centers, social studies, computers, reading, writing, P.E./health, cooperative learning, and more. Get free downloadables, interactive big books, resource books, and stepping chants.

בריינפופ- אתר תוכן לימודי ובו מאות סרטוני אנימציה ותכנים נוספים במדעים, טכנולוגיה, חברה ותרבות, בריאות, מוסיקה אמנות, מתמטיקה ואנגלית

AmandaBennett.com is the home of Amanda’s new educational products, including the Touch Go Learn™ series of apps that cover academic subjects: science, history, geography, and art.

A social studies simulation / civics simulation that turns classrooms into countries, students into citizens, and teachers into 21st century educators. Learn more now.

The Center for Learning was founded over 40 years ago by a team of innovative literature, language arts, and social studies instructors. Their mission: to help teachers excel in the classroom by providing values-based educational materials that promote critical thinking. Why values-based? Because young people care passionately about values like justice and injustice, so weaving discussions about values into lessons gives students educational experiences they care about. Why critical thinking? Because it is not enough for students to know a thing or two about this great novel or that crucial historical era. Students must know how to question, evaluate, draw well-supported conclusions, and argue persuasively. That’s what Center for Learning curriculum aims to bring to your classroom. The Center for Learning is now a division of Social Studies School Service. Founded in 1965, we take great pride in our company's wealth of experience in providing challenging and inspiring tools for educators. With our Absolute Guarantee, we fully stand behind our educational materials and welcome feedback on how we can meet your evolving needs.