Website: www.kennesaw.edu/marb/museum-history-holocaust-education/exhibitions/
Kennesaw State University’s Museum of History and Holocaust Education has traveling exhibits that are free to reserve for schools. Traveling exhibits consist of 8 to 10 free-standing panels that provide information about themes related to World War II, the Holocaust, and Civil and Human Rights.
Thank you to Natasha Letze of Fountain Elementary School for sharing this resource.
Website: www.procon.org
Britannica’s ProCon website presents sourced pros and cons of debatable issues, as well as a host of reference information relevant to those issues, thoroughly researched and compiled by their research staff and editors.
Thank you to Marchete Nimes of Drew High School and Daphne Dykes of the Clayton County Public Library for sharing this resource.
Website: www.storylineonline.net
Storyline Online streams videos featuring celebrities reading popular children’s books while illustrations are shown. Storyline Online is a product of the Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA) Foundation.
Website: www.getepic.com
Epic provides a library of thousands of eBooks accessible within a web browser or the Epic App. Educators can sign up for a free account here: Educator Sign Up. Once an educator account is established, students can be given the class code to access the eBook library. Students can read for free during the school day.