The Library’s collections are chock full of puzzles that will delight, and possibly confound, but certainly entertain people all ages. Enjoy! The Adventures of General Beauregard and His Charger–In Four Parts 1861 The Star Games, Tricks and Puzzles 1893 The Mother Goose Puzzle Book 1904 The Puzzle Solver’s Guide and Handbook 1914 Some Phases of…
These primary source sets provide just a small sample of the Library’s digital collections that are free to use and reuse. The digital collections comprise millions of items including books, newspapers, manuscripts, prints and photos, maps, musical scores, films, sound recordings and more. Click the topic link to access each Free to Use & Reuse…
Zoom into a detailed image of this game board (.pdf). Describe one thing you find interesting, one thing you think is curious or strange, and one thing you have a question about. Rules. This Game is played with Two Dice or a Tee-To-Tum; and any Number of Persons can play at it. From No. 1, in…
Integrating primary sources into the social studies curriculum doesn’t take a quantum leap of imagination, but can you imagine how they could be paired with math? Numerous teachers who have gone through Teaching with Primary Sources programs delivered by TPS consortium members, have done just that. Intrigued? Check out their formulas for mathematical learning by…