K12 Remote Teaching & Learning Resources
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STEM resources
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Humanities resources
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Memorial Art Gallery Lesson Plans & Remote Learning Resources
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Online Math & English Language curriculum sets
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Homework and activities
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- Curriculum Associates has made printable at-home activity packs available for students that include self-directed and practice exercises. Reading and math packets are available for each grade from kindergarten through grade 8. Teacher guides have also been made available. https://www.curriculumassociates.com/supporting-students-away-from-school
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More places to search for curriculum and resources
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Filterable guide to temporary free access to sites and services for COVID remote teaching
200 Free Kids Educational Resources: Video Lessons, Apps, Books, Websites & More
Resources list from Jackson Hinds Library System
50 Resources Schools & Teachers Can Use During COVID-19 Closures>
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Virtual field trips
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Strong Museum of Play Online Exhibits
Zoo projects from Seneca Park Zoo
Arizona State University’s "Virtual Field Trips," which provides 18 virtual trips with photos, explanations, short videos and maps. While the trips can be viewed on a computer, they really come to life through a virtual reality headset that allows for 360-degree viewing.
Watch amazing animals with livecams from the San Diego Zoo, or Monterey Bay Aquarium.
The Museum of the City of New York
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Special guests in your class
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Arizona State University’s "Ask an Anthropologist" and "Ask a Biologist." Activities include teacher toolkits with lesson ideas, podcasts with transcripts and videos showing the scientists in action, articles, puzzlers, experiments and the ability for students to ask experts questions.
Free kid lit virtual author visits, read-alouds, and other learning resources
Jaime Casap, Chief Education Evangelist at Google will speak in your virtual classes for free!: https://youtu.be/4n3Gn3aHsuY
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High School & AP resources
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Resources for teachers & parents
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Distance Learning During School Closures
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Ideas for offline learning
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Memorial Art Gallery Sculpture Park Scavenger Hunt
Strong Museum of Play’s Play at Home idea list
250+ Creative Ways to Keep Your Family Sane During the COVID-19 Crisis
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Copyright guidance
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Public Statement of Library Copyright Specialists: Fair Use & Emergency Remote Teaching & Research
Virtual Storytimes and Fair Use
Penguin Random House OKs Online Storytime, Read-aloud Videos
Education Continuity License: Copyright Permissions for Educational Use