Epic offers free activity calendars
Epic is an online digital library that is free for educators but a paid service for families. Without an account they offer free monthly activity calendars.
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Test drive over 200 Linux distributions with only your browser
Are you curious about Linux but don’t want to mess up your computer to learn more? What about your students? DistroTest.net allows you to test over 200 Linux distributions with only your browser. What is Linux? Linux is an operating system like Microsoft Windows and macOS. It’s the most used operating system in the world,…
Citizen DJ from the Library of Congress is a free to use archive of hip-hop samples
Source: Citizen DJ / Homepage Citizen DJ is a project from the Library of Congress offering a way to take samples from th Library of Congress and remix them in to new songs. There is a browser based mixer to combine the beats. Once you have the selection the way you want, you can download…
Flexiple is another site for free illustrations
Source: Free Multi-color Illustrations for Commercial Use | Scale Flexiple offers their illustrations for free, without any attribution required. They look fantastic, and you can easily set the colors to match the project you are working on. Another nice feature is the ability to add or remove masks, depending on your situation.
The Library of Congress has an online collection of Public Domain Children Books available
This special collection presents children’s books selected from the General and Rare Book Collections at the Library of Congress. The collection includes classic works that are still read by children today, and lesser-known treasures drawn from the Library’s extensive collection of historically significant children’s books. The books in this collection were published in the United…
How did I miss this before?!? Free resources from Open Culture
Open Culture brings together high-quality cultural & educational media for the worldwide lifelong learning community. Web 2.0 has given us great amounts of intelligent audio and video. It’s all free. It’s all enriching. But it’s also scattered across the web, and not easy to find. Our whole mission is to centralize this content, curate it,…