Carson Dellosa Education has free access to printable educational worksheets for all grade levels! These worksheets range from pre-k to high school, and offer a wide variety of subjects. This site gives instant access to materials are great for teachers, parents, and homeschool families. Download your free printable activities here.
ActiveHistory provides educational simulations, quizzes, games, lesson plans, and worksheets. All of the materials on the site were created by a full-time educator. A one-month free trial is available on request to support schools that are currently closed.
EdTEchTeam offers ideas on how to get creative with Clips with your students. If your students are using iPads at home for remote learning, there are many opportunities for them to use the Clips app to create products that demonstrate understanding in a fun and engaging way with any subject.
Soundtrap for Education offers trials for teachers and students in an effort to support schools as they deliver instruction remotely. The resource allows students and teachers to explore creative sound recording options for all subject areas, ages, and ability levels. Users can take spoken word and crate an interactive transcript, add instruments, invite others to...
SMART Technologies is offering free resources to support distance learning. In an effort to connect classrooms with learning remotely, SMART learning has created lessons and activities for students through their SMART Learning Suite Online software. Some of the resources available include K-12 lessons and activities, webinars, and parent information. Teachers can choose to use this...
The United States Mint has created a website just for kids to teach them about coins, collecting, and how to count currency. There are several activities, interactive lessons, and games available completely for free!
Ben’s Guide to the U.S. Government is an interactive website, hosted by the U.S. Government Publishing Office, that informs students, parents, and educators about the Federal Government. Students can go to the website and click on their age range to begin exploring. The site features many learning adventures and games.
The Library of Congress offers lesson materials and professional development in order to help teachers utilize primary sources from the Library’s digital collections in their lessons. Educators can find Library of Congress lesson plans that are standards-aligned by searching here.
On Flipgrid, teachers create Grids on which classes can meet to discuss topics. Learners can respond to topics with short videos, much like on social media. This tool can be used from anything from a check-in to a reflection to a mini-presentation. Teachers can sign up for free here.
Edji allows for live annotation of PDFs, images, online articles, and GIFs. This engaging and collaborative tool can be used in many content areas and offers teachers real-time feedback from students. Teachers can instantly see what engages their class, where student struggle, and who read how much. Try Edji here.
