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Classroom Ideas, Current Event Connection, This Week in Geographic History

Weekly Warm Up: Use This Attack Map to Remember the Tragedy at Pearl Harbor

It wasn’t until Japan attacked Pearl Harbor that the United States was prompted to enter World War II. But what actually happened on December 7, 1941? Use this interactive in your classroom to start a conversation with your students about how the events at Pearl Harbor startled Americans and drove President Franklin Delano Roosevelt to ask Congress for a declaration of war with Japan. This interactive can … Continue reading Weekly Warm Up: Use This Attack Map to Remember the Tragedy at Pearl Harbor

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Classroom Ideas, Take Action, This Week in Geographic History

Media Monday: Using Geo-Education to Fight Bullying

It’s heartwarming to hear the stories about students who have kicked off their school year by fighting against bullies with kindness, like in this story. But how can educators keep students focused on being nice to each other for the months to come? How do you get students to stop and think before posting an inappropriate photo of someone, when blasting out a post to their peers only … Continue reading Media Monday: Using Geo-Education to Fight Bullying

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