Science Resources

The American Chemical Society has ChemMatters magazines, targeted for high schoolers, available online. In addition to chemistry, there are article that are biographies of chemists, and historical articles. Articles download as PDFs, so easy integration with Actively Learn. (9-12, free)

This site, perfect for middle school and up, offers articles on current issues and developments in science. (6-12, free)

PBS LearningMedia | Teaching Resources For Students And TeachersInspire your students with thousands of free teaching resources including videos, lesson plans, and games aligned to state and national standards.

We have short mini-lessons that are completely digital and full lessons that include an activity. All of the activities are designed to use simple supplies a parent will likely already have at home. (K-5)

They are offering Mechanisms (software for modeling organic chemistry reaction mechanisms) and ModelAR (a virtual molecular modeling program) for free. (9-12)

Thousands of 3-6 minute stories. Podcast lessons from the best non-fiction storytellers.

Largest library of listening comprehension quizzes for the classroom. (2-12, free upgrade to premium for now)

LabsLand support for schools and universities affected by COVID-19 - LabsLand BlogSummary: LabsLand is providing free remote access to real STEM laboratories for schools (typically High School and a few for Middle School), colleges and universities affected by COVID-19. Most of the labs are on Arduino, Electronics, Physics; and for universities and colleges additionally FPGA’s. All the laboratories are real, not simulations. See below for details …

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Rich and diverse catalog of texts and videos, standards-aligned instruction, and the ability to bring your own content and share with colleagues

All can use (especially if you download your own texts), but library is focused on grades 3 and up.