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VisitWhat both publish
| Fact | ReadWriteThink | Smithsonian Learning Lab |
|---|---|---|
| Collections | Collections group lesson plans, teaching materials, and professional-learning resources by commonly taught topics. | Educators and subject experts organize resources into collections for teaching and learning. |
| Purpose | ReadWriteThink offers reading and language arts instructional materials for educators, parents, and afterschool professionals. | The Lab lets people discover Smithsonian digital resources, create learning experiences with online tools, and share their work. |
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Pick ReadWriteThink if…
ReadWriteThink suits educators, parents, and afterschool professionals seeking reading and language arts resources for students from kindergarten through grade 12. Its interactive tools and classroom materials also serve students using supported devices.
Pick Smithsonian Learning Lab if…
The Learning Lab suits teachers building lessons from digital museum materials, as well as students and lifelong learners exploring Smithsonian resources. Educators can also use its collections and assignments to share activities and follow learner responses and progress.