Apps We Love: Flu Tracker

Have you had your flu shot yet? You should! It seems like everyone around me is getting sick, and it’s barely the beginning of flu season! Use this great app to track flu cases in your area and educate yourself on how to avoid catching the flu. Follow the flu as...

October Is Energy Awareness Month

October is Energy Awareness month! We visited NEED’s website (the National Energy Education Development Project) and discovered a WEALTH of resources and curriculum for teachers! We encourage you to explore their entire site for expanded content. Normally we...

Play CUBE Maps!

Cube is an interactive 8-level labyrinth game that tests your navigation skills through different cities using interactive features of online maps. Cougar’s Corner is a series of resources and fun, especially for students. We feature everything from games to apps,...

Apps We Love: National Geographic Today

National Geographic Today for iPad brings you the best of National Geographic’s daily offerings – news, videos, quizzes, articles, and of course, the awe-inspiring photography they’re known for. Visit the app for the day’s highlights or catch up on the...

Signs of the U.S. Drought Are Underground

Drought is plaguing large areas of the U.S. this year. NASA has compiled a collection of maps exploring the drought problems of 2012. Today we are sharing just one of those maps and a small excerpt from their article. We hope you use this data to spark a discussion on...

EarthPulse: Taking the Pulse of Our Planet

National Geographic and the Allianz Knowledge Initiative created EarthPulse to present thoroughly researched and well-presented information about the state of our planet. EarthPulse is rich with essays, galleries of photos and interactive maps, even quizes about our...