Remote Learning Resources

What It Is: BrainPop offers in-depth learning on topics across the curriculum for upper elementary and middle school students. Each topic includes videos, quizzes, related reading, and even coding activities. Teachers have access to planning and tracking resources too. They also offer BrainPop Jr., specially designed for younger kids.
What They’re Offering: All schools get free access to their COVID-19/coronavirus online learning resources for talking to students about the topic. Any school closed due to the outbreak can receive free unlimited use of BrainPOP during their closure. Contact them here.

What It Is: This popular differentiated learning site provides instruction across a wide array of elementary subjects. Teachers and districts can receive online training on effectively using the site.
What They’re Offering: All K-8 schools closed due to COVID-19/coronavirus can receive free access to a comprehensive curriculum through MobyMax. Learn more here.

What It Is: This is a resource that we use regularly in the classroom. It has grade level skills for Math, ELA, Science and Social Studies.
What They’re Offering: All K-12 schools with IXL now have free access to science and social studies skills.

What It Is: Get game-based learning in math for kids from first to eighth grade. The site offers lots of how-to articles to make your distance learning effective and fun.
What They’re Offering: The basic Prodigy site is always free. Sign up here.

What It Is: PebbleGo offers safe, interactive online research resources on topics selected by their teachers for students K-3.
What They’re Offering: Schools can get free access to PebbleGo during closures. Learn more here.

What It Is: This library of science and social studies articles allows differentiation by reading level, so you can use these articles for various age and skill levels.
What They’re Offering: Schools and districts closed due to the outbreak can request free unlimited access to Kids Discover Online here.

What It Is: This comprehensive program covers a wide variety of subjects for students aged 2-8 (Pre-K through second grade). It offers more than 850 self-guided lessons across 10 levels. A companion program focuses on teaching English as a second language for this age group.
What They’re Offering: ABCmouse for Teachers and ABCmouse for Schools are always free for all schools and teachers in the U.S. In another country? Contact them here to see what they offer if you’re closed due to COVID-19/coronavirus.

What It Is: Tynker offers a complete online computer coding curriculum for students K-8. Teachers can get free lessons, projects, and more on the site.
What They’re Offering: Schools impacted by COVID-19/coronavirus can get free access to Tynker’s complete curriculum, including online professional development courses for teachers. Learn more here.

What It Is: Greg Tang Math is a site that is always free. It has many games that are focused on building math fluency. We use this regularly in the classroom.
What They’re Offering: This is always free and a great resource any time! Gregtangmath.com