This week, we learned …
… what the Earth looked like millions of years ago. Resource of the week!
Navigate a gallery of Earth’s shifting tectonic plates here.
… supertankers migrate.

Photograph by Photographer’s Mate 1st Class Kevin H. Tierney, courtesy U.S. Navy
How are supertankers enabling globalization?
… prehistoric footprints on a Canadian beach are helping archaeologists trace human migration to the Americas.
Did early North Americans take a “kelp highway” to the new landmass?
… the Eiffel Tower could get a radical makeover.

Illustration by Georges Garen, courtesy Wikimedia. Public domain
Add some color to some other long-faded monuments with our “Classical Coloring Pages” here.
… Lego is introducing its first sustainable bricks.

Photograph by Arto Alanenpää, courtesy Wikimedia. CC-BY-SA-4.0
How long has Lego been in business?
… Assassin’s Creed is turning into a virtual museum.
How is the Nat Geo Museum taking visitors on a virtual tour?
… the 101 dishes that changed America. Hot dog!

Photograph of Nathan’s Famous circa 1947 by Al Aumuller, courtesy Library of Congress. Public domain
Can American foods represent the American dream?
… music lessons boost students’ cognitive skills.

Photograph courtesy Wikimedia. CC-BY-2.5
How does one educator use music to help students serve the community?
… the bigger the earthquake, the longer it takes to issue an alert.
… how Shetland islanders whaled from the North Sea to the Antarctic.

Photograph courtesy The National Archives UK. Public domain
What tools did British whalers use?
… children’s books can be scientifically misleading, and have adult impact.

Illustration by Mark Garrison