Low or No-Tech Resources

Supporting Students’ Science Learning During COVID-19 School Closures

Immediate and long-term supports for studetns and families amid school closures. Availible in 9 languages: Arabic العربية, Chinese 繁體中文, Chuukese, English, Japanese 日本語, Korean 한국어, Spanish Español, Tagalog, and Togan.

Have a Printer?

Grade-level appropriate material for your child without them using a device, all you need is a printer!

Scholastic is a great resource to search grade-level appropriate activities and work sheets for your child. Simply search for your grade level and select some worksheets to print. Let the learning commence!

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No Printer? No Problem.

Writing Prompts from the New York Times

Check out this list of over 1,000 writing prompts to keep your child academically engaged without a printer and without an internet connected device. Tip: Write a prompt on the top of a paper and time their response. Start with 30 minutes, and see how it goes. If your student needs extra structure break up the time for them like this: 5 minute planing phase, 20 minute free write, 5 minute edit/read thru.

10 No-Internet Remote Learning Ideas

10 no-internet remote learning activities - Ditch That TextbookWhen students don't have reliable access to internet at home, what can they do to keep learning going? Here are 10 no-internet activities.

Ideas for Virtual Learning for Grades PK-2

Here are some low-tech ideas that can help keep learning happening at home! Parents / caregivers, please be sure to be involved with activities that involve risk (cutting, etc.).

Ideas for Virtual Learning for Upper Elementary

Here are some low-tech ideas that can help keep learning happening at home! Parents / caregivers, please be sure to be involved with activities that involve risk (cutting, etc.).