Updated 9-22-19
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Art Museums
- Google Art Project--visit worldwide museums
- Museum of Modern Art
- National Gallery of Art—for kids
- Sistine Chapel
Astronomy
Biology
- Biology videos--explainers
- Cells Alive!
- Crash Course: Biology (videos)
- Interactive Biology videos
Chemistry
Civics
Coding
Digital Citizenship
Digital Storytelling
- Adobe Spark Video
- Draw a Stickman–draw the main character of your story; the site turns it into a choose-your-own-adventure story, asking you to add detail.
- Sutori–use a variety of multimedia
- VoiceThread
Drawing
Drivers Ed
Economics
Engineering
English
Feedback
Financial Literacy
Forensics Science
Geography
History
Image Editing
Literature
Logical Thinking
- 60-second Adventures in Thought–Open University
- How to critically think–Polya shows how he does it (1 hour video–famous)–good for MS
- Thinking Skills–Riddles
Maps
Math
Miscellaneous
Music
Photoshop
Physical Education
Physics
Problem Solving
- Choose your own adventure--great list from Larry Ferlazzo
- CSI Online Adventure
- Gizmos–simulations of lots of events
- Quandary–an ethics problem solving game from MIT
Research
Science
- Direct a Scene–at the Globe Theater in a Shakespeare plan
- Electrocity—how does electricity contribute to the growth of communities
- iCivics—experience what it means to be part of a democracy; approach may be young but the topics are HS
- Second Life—simulates just about anything if you can find it
Social Studies
See history
Space
- DIY Sun Science
- GoSkyWatchP–Easily and quickly identify and locate stars, planets, constellations and more by simply pointing to the sky
- JFK Challenge — takes kids to the Apollo 11
- Stephen Hawkings Snapshots of the Universe–experiments in space
Spanish
Technology
World History
- Digital Breakouts–review or assessment in a gamelike format; includes mostly history, but other topics; high school
