June is National Rivers Month. Use our resources to learn about our rivers, their watersheds, and threats they face. Better yet—spend a day on the river yourself!
Our online interactive mapping platform allows you to layer your own markers, text, paths, and other media with a variety of pre-designed data layers. No mapping experience required.
Print single-sheet maps of any continent, country, or state. Add or remove labels and features to test your students’ geographic knowledge.
Download, print, and assemble large-scale maps of the world, continents, and the United States. Kits offer students the opportunity to work with mapping concepts at a variety of scales and to see the world in new ways.
The National Geographic Bee is an annual competition organized by the National Geographic Society, designed to inspire and reward students' curiosity about the world.
Student Matinees take place in various venues around the United States and in some international locations.
The Network of Alliances for Geographic Education is a group of educators united to support geographic literacy. Alliances are partnerships between university faculty and K-12 educators.
National Geographic Explorer magazines’ nonfiction content is authentic, engaging, and supports national reading and science standards. The classroom subscription includes 7 issues that arrive throughout your school year. Educators can select from 6 editions, leveled to differentiate learning.
