Good Morning and Happy Monday. Did you know that there a wealth of resources available from the National Geographic Society Resource Library that can support instruction in the following areas:
- Geography
- Physical Geography
- Human Geography
- Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
- Earth Science
- Earth Science
- Geology
- Oceanography
- Meteorology
- Astronomy
- Climatology
- Biology
- Ecology
- Health
- Genetics
- Social Studies
- World History
- U.S. History
- Economics
- Civics
- Ancient Civilizations
- Arts and Music
- Anthropology
- Archaeology
- Sociology
- Engineering
- Experiential Learning
- Conservation
- Storytelling
- Photography
- Filmmaking
- Physics
- English Language Arts
- Religion
- Chemistry
- Mathematics
- Professional Learning
- English as a Second Language
Materials include:
- Activities
- Articles
- Leveled Articles
- Collections
- Infographics
- Lessons
- Maps
- Photographs
- Units
- Videos
Create a free educator account in order to save resources for later. In addition, educators can sign up for free professional development opportunities to learn how to encourage students to have a "National Geographic Explorer" mindset.
Need ideas to liven up your lessons? You can follow National Geographic Education on Twitter or read the National Geographic Education Blog to get inspired.
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