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The Virtual Wall

The Virtual Wall is a commemorative Web site created to extend the legacy of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. The site allows families, friends and veterans to post photo, text and audio remembrances to those who lost their lives in the war or remain missing in action.  Click on the button to the right.

The FunnelBrain

On FunnelBrain.com, students create and share multimedia flashcards to enhance their learning experience. Flashcards don’t have two sides anymore: students can add a third side to any flashcard to explain a concept or to share a favorite mnemonic device. They can also include videos, photos, voice recordings and math equations. FunnelBrain users can then share their questions with classmates and other students around the world. Click on the button to the right.

How Are Everyday Things Made?

If you’ve ever wondered how things are made (candy, cars, airplanes or bottles) or you’re interested in manufacturing processes (forging, casting or injection molding), then check out How Everyday Things Are Made. This introductory Web site for children and adults shows how 40 different products are made and includes almost four hours of video. Think of it as your own private online factory tour. Click on the button to the right.

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September Movies

New Content and Curricular Tie-Ins

BrainPOP

 

♦ September 11:  On the eighth anniversary of the terrorist attacks, show the class our September 11th movie and help them make sense of the tragedy.
♦ September 13: Sweeten your lessons on Chocolate Day with our Chocolate movie. It's also Roald Dahl's birthday. Celebrate the man who gave us "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" with our movie on the author.
♦ September 15: Solve this mystery: which mystery writer was born today in 1890? Could it be...Agatha Christie? Learn more with our movie on the famed English author.
♦ September 17: Today in 1787, the Constitution was signed in Philadelphia. Teach the class about the supreme law of the United States with our U.S. Constitution movie.
♦ September 22: Abraham Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation today in 1862, freeing all slaves in the Confederacy. Find out more with our movies on Slavery and the Civil War. Plus, fall arrives today. Usher in the new season with our Autumn Leaves and Solstice and Equinox movies.
♦ September 25: On Native American Day, honor the very first people to inhabit the Americas. Show and discuss our movies on American Indians.
♦ September 29: Today in 1789, the U.S. War Department established the Army. Explore the Armed Forces with our movie on the topic. 

♦ September 30: The Hoover Dam was dedicated on this day in 1934. Watch our Dams movie and show the class how these structures work. 

♦ October 2: Find out about the life of Mahatma Gandhi, born today in 1869, with our movie on this nonviolent political and spiritual leader. 

♦ October 5: Remember the importance of home and home environments on World Habitat Day. Show the class our movies on Land Biomes and Ecosystems. 

 

BrainPOP Jr.

 

♦ In Making Ten, Annie and Moby learn the different combinations that make up 10 and explore equation-solving strategies like number triangles. 

♦ A healthy mouth is a happy mouth! Annie and Moby learn how to brush and floss properly in Caring for Teeth. 

Courses are broken out by grade and subject level.

Project Learning Tree provides educators with a curriculum, training and materials about environment education in Tennessee.

This large collection of math tests gives teachers, parents, and students with a collection of math materials for every grade level and learning need.