I give my student permission to use the following sites for the purpose of geography class: Freerice.com -- A quiz based website that donates rice to the UN World Food Program for each correct answer that students submit.
Online.seterra.com -- Seterra includes fun quizzes that help familiarize you with countries, capital cities, flags, rivers, lakes, and notable geological features.
Worldofsevenbillion.org -- Understanding population growth trends through history, human-environmental interactions and their impacts on ecosystems, carrying capacity, wealth and resource distribution, scarcity, the role of gender in education and quality of life indicators.
Populationpyramid.net -- Understanding population trends through history
CNN10.com -- A 10-minute news program that is geared toward middle and high school students.
Utahsonlinelibrary.org -- Specifically we will be using Culture Grams to explore various locations around the world.
nystromworld.com -- Home to over 100 maps in a variety of subjects and skill levels. Each map can display political features, physical features, cities and borders.
canva.com -- An online and mobile application that lets users drag and drop to create graphics to be used in presentations and social media.
kahoot.com -- Kahoot! makes it easy to create, share and play fun learning games or trivia quizzes in minutes.
Earth.Google.com -- Explore your world with an interactive application available on many platforms.
Maps.Google.com -- Easy navigation app with many added features.
Wikipedia.com -- Millions of articles in this online encyclopedia that anyone can edit..
worldle.teuteu.fr -- A daily geography game