World History
This website will tell you which great philosopher you are most like after you answer a few questions. It's pretty cool and a great learning tool.
The website, The History of the Ancient World, lets you play other historical games like "Which ancient civilization would you rule?"
You can also see how much you know about ancient Egypt with this quiz.
It's a great website and worth exploring if you teach world history.
By the way, I turned out to be most like Aristotle!
- Ancient Olympics Games
Archaeology Magazine has a timely themed collection of essays up at Ancient Olympics Guide. It provides good coverage of the ancient Olympics by leading academics. It also includes articles about the games at Nemea and ancient Rome as well as a guide...
- Northumberland Rock Art
Northumberland Rock Art - Provides Web access to the Beckensall Archive which is a large database of panels of rock art by Neolithic and Early Bronze Age people in Northumberland in the north east of England. Also includes tutorials, maps, video, audio,...
- Africa: The Cradle Of Civilization
Africa: The Cradle of Civilization - An interactive educational site that explores Africa's history from the dawn of mankind to modern day. The site includes two lesson plans for teachers, video and audio clips, and games. This is one of many excellent...
- A Really Cool Online Micro-polling, Brainstorming Website
The website is called AnswerGarden, and it's similar to PollEverywhere and some online quiz-games. But it has some important differences. Both AnswerGarden and PollEverywhere let you pose questions to poll your students and get instant feedback....
- Great Web Resources On Ancient History And Greece
Edtechteacher has compiled a great library of annotated web resources for ancient history,ancient Greece, and Rome. They are terrific! For example, you'll find a link to a great British Museum site for ancient Greece which...
World History
Which Great Philosopher Are You?
The website, The History of the Ancient World, lets you play other historical games like "Which ancient civilization would you rule?"
You can also see how much you know about ancient Egypt with this quiz.
It's a great website and worth exploring if you teach world history.
By the way, I turned out to be most like Aristotle!
- Ancient Olympics Games
Archaeology Magazine has a timely themed collection of essays up at Ancient Olympics Guide. It provides good coverage of the ancient Olympics by leading academics. It also includes articles about the games at Nemea and ancient Rome as well as a guide...
- Northumberland Rock Art
Northumberland Rock Art - Provides Web access to the Beckensall Archive which is a large database of panels of rock art by Neolithic and Early Bronze Age people in Northumberland in the north east of England. Also includes tutorials, maps, video, audio,...
- Africa: The Cradle Of Civilization
Africa: The Cradle of Civilization - An interactive educational site that explores Africa's history from the dawn of mankind to modern day. The site includes two lesson plans for teachers, video and audio clips, and games. This is one of many excellent...
- A Really Cool Online Micro-polling, Brainstorming Website
The website is called AnswerGarden, and it's similar to PollEverywhere and some online quiz-games. But it has some important differences. Both AnswerGarden and PollEverywhere let you pose questions to poll your students and get instant feedback....
- Great Web Resources On Ancient History And Greece
Edtechteacher has compiled a great library of annotated web resources for ancient history,ancient Greece, and Rome. They are terrific! For example, you'll find a link to a great British Museum site for ancient Greece which...