ELEMENTARY:

    • On the website, scroll down to find Resources for K-5.
  • Book List
    • Click on the link above and log in with your Google account. Scroll down the page to make a copy of the Wonder Pack slides.  You can download it as Google Slides or PowerPoint. 
    • Once you have downloaded the slides, scroll down to find the Elementary slides. 
    • Click on the link above and log in with your Google account. 
    • Find the slides that pertain to the grade level you are teaching.  
    • Once you click on a set of slides, click on the arrow next to “Teach.”  It will give you three options: Live Participation, Student-Paced, or Front of Class.
    • This is a rap contest for grades K-12 that is sponsored by Nearpod and Flocabulary that will run from September 15 – October 15, 2021.
    • In the video, students will learn about the contest and how to enter. 
    • You will need to create a free account if you don’t have one already.  After clicking on the link, use the filter on the left to select the grade you want reading passages for.  Most of the passages are accompanied by question sets.
  • Edpuzzle 

 

MIDDLE SCHOOL:

    • On the website, scroll down to find Resources for 6-8.
  • Book List
    • Click on the link above and log in with your Google account. Scroll down the page to make a copy of the Wonder Pack.  You can download it as Google Slides or PowerPoint. 
    • Once you have downloaded the slides, scroll down past the Elementary slides to find the Middle School slides. 
    • Click on the link above and log in with your Google account. 
    • Find the slides that pertain to the grade level you are teaching.  
    • Once you click on a set of slides, click on the arrow next to “Teach.”  It will give you three options: Live Participation, Student-Paced, or Front of Class.
    • This is a rap contest for grades K-12 that is sponsored by Nearpod and Flocabulary that will run from September 15 – October 15, 2021.
    • In the video, students will learn about the contest and how to enter.
    • You will need to create a free account if you don’t have one already.  After clicking on the link, use the filter on the left to select the grade you want reading passages for.  Most of the passages are accompanied by question sets.
    • To encourage your students to learn more about these scientists and to explore related science projects and careers for scientists they find interesting, for each scientist, we have included a short biographical summary, links to 1-2 hands-on science projects related to the scientist’s area of study, links to relevant science career profiles, and a link to a biography.

 

HIGH SCHOOL:

    • On the website, scroll down to find Resources for 9-12.
    • Click on the link above and log in with your Google account. Scroll down the page to make a copy of the Wonder Pack.  You can download it as Google Slides or PowerPoint. 
    • Once you have downloaded the slides, scroll down past the Elementary and Middle School slides to find the High School slides. 
    • Click on the link above and log in with your Google account. 
    • Find the slides that pertain to the grade level you are teaching.  
    • Once you click on a set of slides, click on the arrow next to “Teach.”  It will give you three options: Live Participation, Student-Paced, or Front of Class.
    • This is a rap contest for grades K-12 that is sponsored by Nearpod and Flocabulary that will run from September 15 – October 15, 2021.
    • In the video, students will learn about the contest and how to enter.
    • You will need to create a free account if you don’t have one already.  After clicking on the link, use the filter on the left to select the grade you want reading passages for.  Most of the passages are accompanied by question sets.
    • To encourage your students to learn more about these scientists and to explore related science projects and careers for scientists they find interesting, for each scientist, we have included a short biographical summary, links to 1-2 hands-on science projects related to the scientist’s area of study, links to relevant science career profiles, and a link to a biography.
    • This presentation is helpful in familiarizing yourself with the terminology used during Hispanic Heritage Month.
    • This presentation includes important information in building background, as well as speaker notes that provide additional resources and citations.

 

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• Vooks — Streaming Library of Animated Storybooks -Teachers 1st Year Free
• Shel Silverstein — A Guide to the World of Shel Silverstein
• PBS Wisconsin-Into the Book — A Reading Comprehension Resource for Elementary Students and Teachers
• Children’s Books Read by Celebrated Actors
• CommonLit — Reading Passages, Comprehension and Discussion ?s for Grades 3-12
• Grammar Practice For Middle Grades
• Novel Effect — Resources with at Home and Online Read Aloud Activities and Worksheets
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• Fun Fonix — Phonics Worksheets for Kids
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• Free Children Stories — Free Stories Online Ages 3-12
• Grammaropolis — Work on the 8 Parts of Speech
• The Story Starter — Randomly Generates Story Starters

• I Know It — Math Practice Site for Kids
• Bedtime Math
• CanFigureIt Geometry — Teach and Learn Geometric Proofs
• DreamBox Learing — K-8 Math Program 
• DeltaMath — Wide Range of Math Content
• Houghton Mifflin Harcourt — Math@Work
• Math Celebrity — Step-by-Step Math Calculators for 2nd grade through College
• Free Printable K-8 Reading and Math Activity Packs (available in English and Spanish) 
• A+ Click—Math and Logic Problems for Ages 5 and Up to Adult
• Math Chimp — Fractions Practice

• Make Learning Chemistry Fun!
• Daily Science or Cooking Experiment to do at Home
• K-5th Science Lessons
• Biology Simulations — 9th Grade Biology
• Backpack Sciences — Hands on Elementary Science Videos
• Interactive video earth science based curriculum supplement.
• National Geographic for Kids
• National Geographic Young Explorers
• San Diego Zoo — Amazing videos, activities, and games just for kids.
• Explore the surface of Mars on the Curiosity Rover
• Instructables — 3D Printing Projects and Coding Projects-Maker Resources for K-12
• Innerbody — Explores the 11 Bodily Systems in Depth with Interactive Models and Detailed Explanations
• The Happy Scientist — Explore, Have Fun, and Learn Some Science Along the Way
• NASA — Initiative Covers A Wide Range of Topics Including Weather, Climate, Atmosphere, Water, Energy, Plants, and Animals
• Switch Zoo — Play Games and Learn All About Animals
• Elemental Science — 80+ Science Activities to Do at Home
• USGS — Learn All About Earthquakes
• Chemicool — Learn All About the Periodic Table
• CELLS alive! — Learn All About Cells
• A Human Visualization Platform That Allows Students to Explore the Human Body in Really Cool Ways
• Tons of Science Experiments That You Can Do at Home
• Science Podcasts to Listen to with Your Kids
• NASA — Space Science for Kiddos
• Smithsonian Institution — Educational Resources to Bring the Ocean to Life
• Amphibian Unit Studies
• Weather Wiz Kids —  All Things Weather!
• Ask Dr. Universe — A Science-Education Project from Washington State University. Kids Can Send Dr. Universe Any Question They May Have About a Variety of Subjects
• The Homeschool Scientist—Engineering Challenges with Things You Have at Home
• Smithsonian Institution — resources to support educators, caregivers, and students in the classroom, at home, and at our museums, research centers, and zoo

• PBS Kids — Educational Games and Videos
• ABCya — Math and Reading Games
• Breakout EDU — Educational Games K-12
• Math Playground — Elem. Math Games
• Dragonbox — Algebra Games for Kids
• Mangahigh — Basic Games to Reinforce Math Skills
• Squiggle Park/Dreamscape — Reading Game for Grades 2-8
• Dog on a Log — Books, Card Games, Board Games
• Read, Play Games, and Hang Out with Dr. Seuss
• A Magical Spelling Adventure — An Adaptive Spelling Adventure Game
• Magic Tree House — Interactive Games Based on the Book Series
• Funbrain — Miscellaneous Games for All Subjects K-8
• Turtle Diary — PreK–5th Grade Games for All Subjects
• Crazygames — Tons and Tons and Tons of Games Some Learning Some Just Fun
• Jigsaw Explorer — Online Photograph Jigsaw Puzzles You Can Set the Pieces From 6-1000+

• Bill of Rights Institute — History and Civics Resources
• PBS — Hamilton’s America | Adapting History into Musical Theater
• Digital Archive of History
• An Interactive Way to Learn History
• NASA History Division-Books
• Big History Project — Online Social Studies Course
• The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History-Free Family Website Subscription Provides Resources and Guidance for Remote Learning
• 35,000 Pages of Online Content on the Cultures and Countries of the World.
• Games, Quizzes and Fact Sheets Take Kids on a Journey Through Time(History)
• Allows Students to Type in Any City, State, or Country to View an Archive of Historical Photographs and Other Documents. It’s a Unique Way to Help Them Learn About History
• Ben’s Guide — Hosted by the U.S. Government Publishing Office, Allows Your Child to See the Ins and Outs of the U.S. Government by Taking a Series of Learning Adventures.

• The NY Metropolitan Museum of Art — Interactive Programs for Kids of All Ages
• Washingtonian — “Captain Underpants” Writer/Illustrator Dav Pilkey Will Host Virtual Drawing Classes, Readings, and More
• Project Kid — Crafts
• Crafts, Activities, Mazes, Dot to Dot, Etc.
• The Color — Online Digital Coloring Pages
• Artsology — Art Games for Kids and Arts Education Resources for Teachers
• Kids Think Design — A Design Resource For Kids, Parents & Teachers
• Instagram @wendymac — art classes M-F at 10 a.m. for all ages. Social-emotional learning is integrated into her lessons

• Travel Zoo — The Best National Parks to Visit—Virtually
• National Parks Service — Virtual Tour of Yellowstone National Park!
• Take a Virtual Tour of the Great Wall of China
• Virtual Field Trip to The Lourve Art Museum in Paris, France
• Virtual Tour of the Great Court Museum in London
• Virtual Field Trips Calendar
• Conde Nast Traveler — Virtual Tours of Museum Exhibits, Symphonies, and Operas
• Farm Food 360 — Virtual Canadian farm and food tours
• Adventures in Familyhood — 20 Virtual Field Trips to Take with Your Kids
• Winchester Mystery House — Online Video Tour-Free until April 7th
• National Gallery of Art (NGA Art Zone-ipad App) — Interactive Activities Inspired By Works in The National Gallery of Art

• Test Prep for Sat, Act, Etc.
• United States Mint — H.I.P. Pocket Change Kids Site
• Resources for AP students
• Nitro Type — Improve Your Typing Skills While Competing in Fast-Paced Races with up to 5 Typers From Around the World
• Art of Problem Solving — Alcumus Offers Students a Customized Learning Experience
• Next Gen Personal Finance — Games, Learning Resources, and Lesson Plans for Teaching Personal Finance
• Banzai! — Exposes Students to Real-World Financial Dilemmas to Teach Them the Importance of Smart Money Management
• Indoor Activities for Busy Toddlers
• Online Education Program for Toddler Through High School
• Ducksters — Education for Kids All Topics
• Daily Lessons and Educational Activities That Kids Can Do on Their Own
• Izzit — Educational Materials/Resources for grades K-12
• ScootPad—Adaptive Curriculum in Math and ELA for Grades K-8  
• Houghton Mifflin Harcourt — Carmen Sandiego Videos, Stories, and Lessons for All Subject Areas
• Tons of Free Classes From Leading Universities and Companies 
• Amazing Educational Resources — A Database of Companies Offering Free Subscriptions Due to School Closings
• Savings Dollars and Sense — Free Educational Resources for Kids
• Mobymax — Find and Fix Learning Gaps
• Super Simple — Kids Songs, Shows, Crafts, Recipes, Activities, and So Much More!
• Nomster Chef — Illustrated Recipes Designed to Help Kids Age 2-12 Cook with Their Grown-Ups
• Network for Public Education — Resources for Parents and Teachers
• 300,000+ FREE Printable Worksheets from Toddlers to Teens
• 3 Weeks of Maker Stations
• Izzit — Educational Materials/Resources for grades K-12
• HippoCampus — Free Educational Resources for Middle School to College
• Bamboo Learning — Voice Based Learning Learn Through Alexa  
• Clickschooling — Daily Recommendations by Email for  Entertaining Websites That Help Your Kids Learn
• DiscoveryK12 — Online Homeschool
• Scholastic — Learn at Home-Grades 1-2
• The Science of Well-Being — Online Class Offered by Yale University
• CNUSD — Online Learning Enrichment
• Fiveable — Resources for AP Students Including Live Reviews, Live Trivia, and Study Guides!
• Fluency & Fitness — Helps Students Review Essential K-2 Reading and Math Topics, While Providing a Movement Break
• Digital Learning Content for Preschool Through High School
• Teachers Pay Teachers — Free Printables for PreK-2nd Grade
• Little Spark Company — Free Printables Library-Montessori
• Day-by-day projects to keep kids reading, thinking, and growing
• Classes for Older Teens or Adults 
• Ed Source — What California Parents and Students Should Know About COVID-19
• Common Sense Media — Free Online Events Activities for Kids at Home
• Common Sense Education — Resources for Families During the Coronavirus Pandemic
• Read Conmigo — Resources and Support for Bilingual Children at All Ages.
• The Old Farmer’s Almanac for Kids — Stories and Links
• Guide to Gardening for Kids
• Ever Clever Mom Blog — COVID-19 Camp-Free Resources to Educate and Entertain Your Kids During Quarantine
• Highlights Kids — Fun Games, Recipes, Crafts, Activities
• Funology — The Science of Having Fun:  Crafts, Games, Science, Recipes and More for Young Children
• Cool Kid Facts — Access to Educational Videos, Pictures, Quizzes, Downloadable Worksheets, and Infographics on a variety of topics
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• Duolingo — How to Speak a Foreign Language

• Go Noodle — Movement and Mindfulness Videos
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• Free At-Home Kids Yoga Lesson Plans

• Edutopia — Apps for Students With Special Needs—As School Buildings Shutter

 

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• Introductory and Intermediate Music Theory Lessons, Exercises, Ear Trainers, and Calculators
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• Theta Music Trainer — Offers a Series of Online Courses and Games for Ear Training and Music Theory
• Instagram@dnice — A GREAT mix of music on Instagram LIVE everyday

• Headspace — Mindfulness for Your Everyday Life – Free Trial
• Big Life Journal — Top 50 Mindfulness Resources for Children and Teens
• Mindful Poetry and Music
• Life Skills Curriculum for Students in Grades K-12. Their Resources Include Strategies for Teaching Social and Emotional Skills

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• Kodable — Code at Home or School with Fun Games – Grades K-5
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• Geoguessr — Interactive Mapping Game Using Images From Google Street View

• Alisal Remote Instruction Resources — Our Most Needed Tools for Remote Instruction
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