Google Classroom Resources
Blog post of how to set up and run a google classroom. – https://www.
Video Tutorial – https://youtu.be/rCNImsWUxZA
Video Tutorial – https://youtu.be/M6L-nZGIUTE
Google Meet
Video Tutorial – https://youtu.be/4KPVT0TjCrc
Video Tutorial – https://youtu.be/un93ksA8prE
Online Resources
https://www.weareteachers.com/free-online-learning-resources/
http://www.openculture.com/free_k-12_educational_resources
Amplify
Access resources for using Amplify programs remotely.
Applied Educational Systems
Interactive lessons, ready to use projects, and automatically graded assessments.
Big Ideas Learning
Big Ideas Mathprogram
Capstone Publishing
Resources available during school closures.
Capstone Publishing
Resources available during school closures.
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Carnegie Learning
Math Resources
Carolina Biological
Science resources for learning at home.
Center for Math and Teaching
Math Resources.
ClassDojo
Instantly communicate and engage with all families and students
Classroom Champions
Health, safety & curriculum information.
Core Knowledge
Online Core Knowledge Foundation Resources.
CPM
Math Resources
Curriculum Associates
Resources for extended school closures.
Davis Art
Access to digital resources.
Discovery Education
Access to Discovery Education Experience.
Energize Schools
Virtual distance learning resources
Explore Learning
Access and information about all three of our online resources.
Get Epic
Get Epic has books for a wide range of grades!
Great Minds
Recorded daily lessons of Eureka Math, Wit & Wisdom, and PhD Science.
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
Information and resources to help continue teaching and learning during school closures.
Impact Science
Lessons During School Closures.
Kendall Hunt
Open Educational Resources for Illustrative Mathematics and OpenSciEd.
Lifeliqe
Science Curricula
Lincoln Learning
Videos, games, and samples.
Mastery Education/Measuring Up MyQuest
Adaptive standards-based practice.
McGraw-Hill
Support for remote learning.
MidSchoolMath
Middle School Math Resources.
Mystery Science
K-5 NGSS science resources.
Opus You
Cinematic broadcast of musical works, lesson plans, and interactive online courses.
Pearson Education
Readiness Resources
Proliteracy/NewReadersPress
Online solutions to assist learning remotely.
Quaver Music
Online music assignments.
Renaissance
Digital solutions to assist students and families learning from home.
Scholastic
20 days’ worth of exciting learning journeys.
Science Bits
Middle School NGSS.
Singapore Math
Instructional lesson videos for students to access at home.
Social Studies School Services
Digital platforms through the end of the school year.
Start Me
Gettingstudents organized with access to all their educational resources
Studies Weekly
This online platform includes all student editions, Teacher Editions, lesson plans, ELA integrations, and assessments.
TCI
Resources for teachers to provide distance learning.
Teacher Created Materials
Resources for at-home learning.
The Art of Education
Weekly Webinars.
Twig Education
Students can access thousands of videos (in English/Spanish), lessons, activities, and visuals wherever they are.
Vista Higher Learning
Resources for K-12
Wayside Publishing
Language Learning Programs
Wilson Language Training
Recommendations for Fundations®, Just Words®, and Wilson Reading System® use.
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