Teachers, sign up for a FREE sponsored electronic newspaper subscription and gain access to videos, programs, lessons and more!
Click on the icons for interactive news experiences for you and your students. The news-related lesson plans offer an easy way to integrate technology into your program. There are writing assignments with instruction, video and polling, informational text with interactive comprehension quizzes, and much more. They're easy to use and make use of the latest in technology's learning tools.
Headlines from around the world with an interactive globe. Speech tool can read the story aloud.
Ten+ lesson plans in Language Arts, Math, Science, and Social Studies, timed to this week's events.
Newspapers in Education is a cooperative effort of newspapers working with local schools to encourage the use of the newspaper as a tool for instruction and to promote literacy. Under the program, the Belleville News-Democrat sponsors newspapers for teachers to use in their classrooms. NIE teachers also receive curriculum ideas, teaching materials, special supplements, newsletters, training opportunities and more.
To find out how to participate in the program, call Tara Webster at 618-239-2498 or twebster@bnd.com.
Educational. Your E-BND in Education subscription includes other free educational content, such as Online Lessons, Political Cartoons, and Educational Links.
Efficient. One order provides access to the Belleville News-Democrat seven days a week and to every E-BND in Education program for that semester.
Easy-to-Use. Search by keywords and project/print what's applicable to your lesson plans. Once student supplements and teacher guides are put online, they're available to you through the end of the current semester.
Edgy. E-BND reaches students where they live-in an increasingly digital world.
Download "Drugs: Truth or Dare"
The tragic events of September 11, 2001 changed the U.S., and the world, forever. For those who were old enough to watch those events unfold, that day and the aftermath of the attacks has left an indelible mark. For those too young to remember, the legacy of 9/11 shapes their lives as a central event in history.
Many schools wish to commemorate the 10th Anniversary of September 11, 2001, and find ways to honor and remember those who lost their lives. We offer this guide for students to learn about the events of this day.
Download "Remembering 9/11: 10 Year Anniversary"
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