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In this short, introductory digital citizenship lesson, students will meet Arms, one of the six Digital Citizen characters! Arms explores the meaning of media balance and why it's important to balance our time online so that we h…
Reviews of Apps & Websites
Vibrant, quality comics anchor basic but good media literacy lessons
Grades
6–12
Price
Free to try
Platforms
Web
Well-developed biome sim provides cheap, endless learning
Paid
Mac, Windows
Ambitious science role-playing game has bright future
6–8
Posted on by Tanner Higgin
Top apps for teaching with iPads.
Pre-K–12
Posted on by Erin Wilkey Oh
Great apps, games, and sites to boost core skills and foster kids' interests at home.
Help younger students get a grasp of the globe.
Subjects
Social Studies, exploration, geography, global awareness, history
Pre-K–5
Topics
Relationships & Communication
Posted on by Shira Lee Katz
Get some online information for offline building.
1–12
Multidisciplinary tech that'll get inventive students thinking, tinkering, experimenting, engineering, and creating.
Math, estimation, geometry, shapes, statistics, Science, engineering, gravity, physics, substance properties, Arts, design, radio and podcasting, photography, sculpture
2–12
Posted on by Kira DeVaul
Satisfy your hungriest young scientists with the opportunities for inquiry they crave.
Science, engineering, astronomy, biology, physics
Great games that build perseverance.
Tech that makes games just as fun to make as to play.
Posted on by Danny Wagner
Give families edtech suggestions that kids are sure to love.
Resources to inspire and support middle schoolers' writing.
English Language Arts, forming arguments, text analysis, using supporting evidence, writing
Digital Footprint & Identity, News & Media Literacy
Great games that'll hook students, plus promote critical thinking and offer opportunities for deep learning.
