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Collection of links pertaining to the study of Social Studies
Updated on May 23, 12
Created on Mar 30, 09
Category: Schools & Education
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Tom Stimson's List: Social Studies
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May 23, 12
The official London 2012 education programme
Find resources, ideas and opportunities to help you make the most of the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Join us on the journey to 2012 -
May 23, 12
An Olympics resource set for Canadian schools. Teacher guides are available.
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Jan 07, 11
Maps are part of every great adventure. They help you find your way, share information, look at patterns and solve problems. This site is another of the many good offerings of National Geographic.
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Nov 29, 10
"Or follow NORAD on Facebook at www.facebook.com/noradnorthcom"
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Dec 16, 09
Track Santa in Google Earth thanks to NORAD, a joint military operation of the American and Canadian governments, that has been tracking Santa for kids since 1955. Kids can also follow Santa on Facebook or Twitter @noradsanta
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Nov 10, 09
"Not forgotten." Short videos that highlight heroes and moments of wars to remember. Andrew Mynarski, Tommy Prince, Avro Arrow, and Valour Road videos hold special significance for Manitobans.
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Nov 10, 09
"Over the Top is an interactive adventure game that allows YOU to experience life in the trenches during the First World War. As a young Canadian soldier stationed somewhere along the Western Front in the late Fall of 1916, you will live through some of the excitement, despair, brutality and sheer horror of trench warfare."
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Oct 06, 09
November 18, 2009 is GIS Day. This site has promotional materials, activities & classroom resources for all levels. The GIS Day home page is at http://www.gisday.com/
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Sep 30, 09
Get Lost: Compass Game. It's easy to get lost. Solve the problems using the game compass. Recommended for ages 7 and older.
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Sep 08, 09
A Virtual Educational Theme Park With Thrilling Adventures For Kids | The Park is designed to be used by youngsters individually. However, it can easily be adapted to the classroom and only a single Park Pass $$ is necessary. The Wonder Rotunda is a virtual, educational theme park designed to get kids thinking about our world, finding things that they're passionate about, and exploring how they might make their mark some day.
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Apr 29, 09
The Department of Housing and Urban Development provides an animated tour of a library. Colorful and fun
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