I recently posted a platform helping my son learn about George Washington for an upcoming class presentation next month in which he can review major Washington highlights, take a quiz, and practice/record his speech. Based on sharing this platform with some friends, I have created two additional Replit projects per parent request. (Note: These third grade students can select any person, living or dead, who has a kid-friendly book written about said person that the students can read and reference during their presentations). Such a fun assignment!
JFK: https://kennedy-chronicle-melissaclinedou.replit.app/
The Rock: https://rock-biographyproject-grahamrules.replit.app/
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Nice!
On The Rock one, the bottom… picture, its a bit distrating with it bouncing off the bottom of the page creating white space etc
i love educational stuff. thats beautiful. keep making many more. or lets automate that from your agent. kind a ai wiki about historical figures and other topics
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I love that the kids get to pick any person with a book - that’s such a creative way to get them into reading and presenting. When my cousin had a similar project, we helped him prep a short report and practice little “fun facts” to make his talk stand out. I remember finding https://samedaypapers.com/write-my-research-paper/ really useful - they promise 100% original work (everything written from scratch) and have actual pros with Master’s or PhD degrees who know how to make research sound clear and kid-friendly. Plus, they can format stuff properly (APA, MLA, whatever) without extra hassle. Might be a cool backup option if you ever need help shaping the info before your kid turns it into a presentation. Also, tell him to add a funny quote or little story - that always gets the class’s attention.
