Twelfth Night Resources by the Royal Shakespeare Company

I was looking for some resources for a colleague that wanted some for her English class.  I found this site that had some teachers resources.  According to their website, "Discover teaching ideas and lesson planning inspiration through our range of resources, activities and other supporting materials on Shakespeare's Twelfth Night."  To see the website by clicking here.

My Life Elsewhere

According to their website, "MyLifeElsewhere is a collaborative community that allows you to compare the country you live in with other countries around the world. We'll show you various statistics that differentiate your country from others, including cost of living, geographic size, and more. If you moved to another country, what would your life be like?"

To see the website click here.

Learn With News

If you teach English or Current Events, you may want to check out Learn With News.  This site has 3 different lexile levels for each article it posts.  After each article, it has a list of "Difficult Words" with definitions.  It also has "Match the Synonym" and a true and false quiz.  To see the website click here.

Mapping Inequality

According to their website, "The Digital Scholarship Lab develops innovative digital humanities projects that contribute to research and teaching at and beyond the University of Richmond. It seeks to reach a wide audience by developing projects that integrate thoughtful interpretation in the humanities and social sciences with innovations in new media."

To see the website click here.

Macbeth Resources

The following resources are provided by Matt Lynch.  To see them click here.

An Indigenous Way of Life Threatened by Oil Sands in Canada

This article in the NY Times was written in 2013 but I just read it recently and I thought it was worthy of reading if you are teaching Current Events or an Indigenous Peoples course. Included with the article is an 18 picture slide show.  To see the article click here.

Robo-Compass

If you teach math and use compass, ruler and pencil to bisect angles or create equilateral triangles or other geometrical constructions you might want to try robo compass.  To see the website click here.