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Resources for Curating Video Collections and Creating Custom Courses
A good video can be a powerful way to help students understand new concepts. The challenge isn’t locating quality instructional clips—but rather organizing your selections. Making playlists in YouTube is one strategy, but there are better options. Try these tools for organizing and creating video courses.
Teach Kids how to Code, Make Apps and 3-D Models With These Tools
The best applications for teaching basic programming skills—no geek cred required to use them successfully in your classroom or library. Other apps enable kids to build 3-D models, which they can print, too.
Forces and Motion: Investigating a Car Crash
Gr 5–7—Each of these multipurpose volumes opens with an example of a generic accident or incident, then goes on to present evidence gathered by investigators-with explanations of the scientific principles and procedures employed to understand it-and invitations to readers to sift the clues, make the calculations, and draw conclusions for themselves...
Zoom in on Bizarre Bugs
Gr 3–5—Extreme close-ups of bugs, viruses, cells, and more charge up this series with browser appeal...
Forces and Motion
Gr 4–6—An improvement over Capstone's gimmicky "LOL Physical Science" series, these surveys of physical forces and phenomena combine straightforward, nontechnical explanations with well-designed graphics and murky but generally revealing photographs...
Little You
PreS—This tender celebration of babies features gentle rhymes and warm, understated illustrations...
From Scavenger Hunts to Photo Sharing, Fun Apps to Calm the Back-to-School Jitters
Early in the school year is a good time to help kids get into the swing of things and get to know one another and these apps can help.
Mighty Alice Goes Round and Round: A Cul de Sac Book
Gr 5–8—Thompson follows in the tradition of Charles M...
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