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OneWorld Classrooms is a nonprofit organization that builds bridges of learning between the classrooms of
the world. We offer FREE online travel and a variety of opportunities for K-12 classrooms to interact with overseas partners. WELCOME!

“OneWorld Classrooms* has changed
the way I teach… and enabled my
students to travel to the world without leaving the classroom!” MORE TEACHER TESTIMONIALS

*Formerly the Creative Connections Project.

The mission of OneWorld Classrooms is to build bridges between local and international K-12 classrooms through technology and the arts. In both school and OST settings, we aim to promote global education, foster cross-cultural awareness and cultivate local and global citizenship. READ THE REST OF OUR MISSION STATEMENT

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FREE TRAVEL & LEARN ONLINE CONTENT

INTERACT WITH K-12 CLASSES FROM AROUND THE WORLD!

Now, you may access most of OneWorld Classrooms' FREE Travel & Learn Online content directly without a username/password (GO THERE NOW!). Our Electronic Cultural Exchange and Student to Student Language Lab sections remain password-protected.

To sign up for free access and to assign yourself a username or password (or to change your current username/password), type your Email address in the box below and click JOIN (or use the SIGN UP FOR FREE ONLINE CONTENT box at the top of this or any page on the OWC informational Web site).



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All registrants for OneWorld Classrooms programs (Amazon Rain Forest School Project, International Art Exchange, Make a Difference or Classroom Connections) automatically gain access to our FREE Travel & Learn Online content. Register for an OWC program here.

FREE TRAVEL & LEARN ONLINE CONTENT

OneWorld Classrooms FREE Travel & Learn Online content has three sections. Select a title below to go directly to that section. Click INFO for additional information:

Classroom Travel Resources - INFO AND LINKS BY THEME | INFO AND LINKS BY WORLD REGION

Travel right inside your own classroom and explore the world regions you are studying: Africa, the Amazon Rain Forest, Latin America, China, the Arctic and the Galapagos Islands. Along the way, you'll meet students who live there and learn about their lives, cultures and environments. Our FREE Classroom Travel Resources connect with all areas of the curriculum and contain content for grades K-12.

Electronic Cultural Exchange Library - INFO

Our FREE Electronic Cultural Exchange Library includes artwork, music, dance, PowerPoint and PhotoStory presentations, videos, and audio files created by K-12 students in China, Latin America, the Amazon Rain Forest, Africa and the US who have participated in OneWorld Classrooms. We will add additional content submitted by schools from around the world during the school year -- and we welcome your class/school to contribute!

Student to Student Language Lab - INFO

OneWorld Classrooms' FREE Student to Student Language Lab currently features modules in English and Chinese. We will add Spanish modules and new English and Chinese modules during the current school year. Each section features students sharing their first language via audio files, video files, photos, PowerPoints and student artwork. Organized by language level, theme and grammatical elements, it is a great way for foreign language students to learn from their peers who speak the language they are learning. As we develop the Lab, teachers will have opportunities to recommend content that matches their curriculum.