Create a map of your bedroom and your house.

This collection of rare Civil War maps enhance the study and learning of the Civil War. They provide a wealth of insight into the war and helps to better understand the events that occurred. A great resource for teachers and an exciting...

A fascinating way to look at history, this interactive map lets you search for a person, event, issue, etc. over a specified time frame and it maps newspapers containing related content onto a map of the United States. An additional...

In this segment from History Detectives, Anne Zorela, a map collector, believes she's found a map that outlines the routes of the Underground Railroad.

Students use geologic maps to learn about rocks and minerals.

See a map of the whole world with the current time given for each time zone. Also, find time zone maps of selected areas, countries observing daylight saving time, a sun clock showing the day/night areas of the world, and what the time...

This graphic organizer provides a story map. Students can use this visual resource to help them record major plot events from a story or from a historical event.

Using a diagram of a labeled map, students follow the directions given to find a certain location.

Find a printout of South Korea that can be labeled by the student. Site also provides a map with answers.

Provides information on recent Australian landslides, maps of Australian landslides, landslide risk assessment, a survival guide, and a shore safety pamphlet. Use the toolbar to your left to navigate through the different information on...

This site has a colorful display of information about Minnesota. It contains a map, pictures, a list of state symbols, and links to related information.

With all the snow and ice in Antarctica, it's easy to get lost. Help Tim find his way using a map and a compass.

Blank templates of all types of graphic organizers from Venn Diagrams to Vocabulary Sketches are available for free at this resource.

Lesson, drawing on maps from the collections of the National Archives, asks young scholars what knowledge they can gain about life in the Middle Ages from studying a map of medieval Chertsey. They then compare the medieval map with...

School isn't always what we expect it to be! With teacher guidance, students will use a double bubble map to compare and contrast two similar characters from two books.

Greg Freeman gives an example and explanation of the graphic diagram called "brainstorming web." Includes suggestions for effective use, working strategies, and useful links.

This exercise combines map-reading and listening skills designed especially for English language learners. Students locate designated buildings on a map by following directions for turning right, walking two blocks forward, and so on.

[Free Registration/Login Required] This site provides lots of links to elementary information about Australia. Find agricultural products, maps and animal forms, learning games, and more.

Map of the various kingdoms and states that unified to form Germany. Illustrated key chronicles the annexation and acquisition of territory.

You can use columnist William Safire's "neverisms" as a fun editing/proofreading checklist. Each item on the list violates the rule it states.

A collection of videos that take you on a journey through South Carolina to learn about significant events from the civil rights movement that took place there from the 1940s to the 1970s. Includes maps, photo galleries, interactives,...

Travel with your students on a Virtual Field Trip to learn about Temperate Forest Biomes. You will also discover many informative and interactive websites.

Find website allows you to get step-by-step walking or driving directions to your destination and to avoid traffic with optimized routes. It will also give you information about hotels, food, gas, shopping, etc. along the route or nearby.

What do you know about Emperor penguins? Ernie is researching them and their migration across the continent.