Resources

Below are some additional resources to use

Lesson Plans from other Young Parent Organizations

• Overcoming Obstacles: https://www.overcomingobstacles.org/portal/en/grade-level/high-school

Dating/Domestic Violence

• http://www.socialworkerstoolbox.com/category/domestic-abuse/domestic-abuse-parents/

Nutrition:

• https://cookingwithkids.org/ 

Parenting

• https://www.babycenter.com/baby-products 

• Pregancy Bingo - https://bingobaker.com/view/3993958 

Fun Resources:

• 1. Completely Free Educational Resources (Including virtual zoo and aquarium tours): https://www.midgetmomma.com/27-completely-free-educational-resources-to-use-at-home/ 

  2. Scholastic Free Online Learning Resources – https://classroommagazines.scholastic.com/support/learnathome.html​

  3. PBS Kids – https://pbskids.org/   “The Who Was Show” – Netflix and YouTube – Based on the awesome book series – Showcases “changemakers” throughout history. 

  4. Free Online Events and Activities: https://www.commonsensemedia.org/articles/free-online-events-and-activities-for-kids-at-home

STEM Websites 

1. NASA Kids Club  Want to build a rocket? Have at it -- and plenty of other space-related projects and activities -- with the NASA Kids Club.

2. Code.org   Backed by some of the biggest names in tech, Code.org's stated mission is to grow computer science learning by fostering its inclusion in school curriculums. In addition to its Hour of Code series, the site also features an Intro to Computer Science course for K-8, programming tutorials in languages such as Python and JavaScript, mobile app development activities, and other resources.

3. Zoom (PBS Kids)  Check out activities, games, and downloadable offline projects from PBS Kids' series Zoom, a show made "by kids, for kids" that encourages curiosity and ingenuity across a range of subjects. 

4. CS Education Week's "unplugged" programs - https://csunplugged.org/en/