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resources for students
Check out the resources below for enrichment!
Check out the Duke TIP Book Club for a monthly book suggestion. Tabs at the top (When You’ve Finished, and What’s Next) have resources and additional information related to the book selection. You can also look at their total list of suggested books.
Ted ED has dozens of videos on almost any topic you can imagine! Take a look at their “Collections” page to watch videos about a topic you are interested in or are researching.
Atlas Obscura documents the “hidden side of the world.” Read about the history of the waffle or listen to a podcast about scary stories from real places. They have puzzles every Monday!
Interested in Science? This site has videos, articles, and podcasts about everything from outer space, volcanoes, to microbes in our body. Have you ever wondered why certain scents remind us of holidays? Learn about it here!
Brainstorming is a key part of creativity and critical thinking, and you can get better with practice! Learn about the four brainstorming rules and apply them to a fun challenge: making a pig fly.
This is a free programming site that allows young people to create their own interactive stories, games, and simulations, and then share those creations in an online community with other young programmers from around the world.
Did you know if you’re a K-12 student you can make a free account with Canva? Canva is a cool platform to practice graphic design and let your creativity take over. Hundreds of templates for brochures, presentations, posters and more can get you started.
This website has videos and articles about topics in gifted education and suggestions for activities for gifted students. This page has several challenging online games to engage gifted kids.
An accident left artist Janet Echelman away from home without her paint. She decided to try something new and it changed her style forever. Watch to see how she uses creativity to adapt and make something life changing!
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