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New York Times Middle School Resources - Activities and lessons that can be employed by English, social studies, math and science educators, using Times photos, illustrations, graphs, videos, podcasts and articles.
New York Times Middle School Resources - Activities and lessons that can be employed by English, social studies, math and science educators, using Times photos, illustrations, graphs, videos, podcasts and articles.
New York Times Room for Debate - This section of the New York Times offers opposing viewpoints for topical subjects.
New York Times Room for Debate - This section of the New York Times offers opposing viewpoints for topical subjects.
New York Times Learning Network - This site offers free access to all posts and linked articles. It contains daily lesson plans and a wealth of lesson ideas for teachers and activities for students.
New York Times Learning Network - This site offers free access to all posts and linked articles. It contains daily lesson plans and a wealth of lesson ideas for teachers and activities for students.
New York Times Replica Edition - The New York Times Replica Edition is an online replica of the newspaper with enhanced features, including the ability to listen to articles. It gives you all the content from the printed paper, 7 days a week including Saturday and Sunday, The Book Review and The New York Times Magazine. You also get 30 days of back issues.
New York Times Replica Edition - The New York Times Replica Edition is an online replica of the newspaper with enhanced features, including the ability to listen to articles. It gives you all the content from the printed paper, 7 days a week including Saturday and Sunday, The Book Review and The New York Times Magazine. You also get 30 days of back issues.
New York Times What's Going On In This Picture? - Intriguing Times images stripped of their captions -- and an invitation for students to engage in discussion.
New York Times What's Going On In This Picture? - Intriguing Times images stripped of their captions -- and an invitation for students to engage in discussion.