Our partners at Great Minds have created Knowledge on the Go resources to help keep our students stay ahead in their skills and Wit and Wisdom ELA lessons. Students will receive lessons taught by actual certified teachers.

Achieve 3000 - Reading and language arts practice.

Scholastic Learn At Home - A variety of learning resources for students of all ages designed to keep students reading, thinking and growing. It has a Shout Out section, which allows students to see what is new, including virtual author events through Scholastic Home Base.

Teacher Created Materials - Free Language Arts materials to support students kindergarten to sixth grade.

New York Public Library Storytime - Enjoy story time brought to you by children's librarians as they read books, sing songs, and share early literacy tips.

At Home Storytime Guides! Everything You Need to Get Started -The New York Public Library put together a guide for conducting story time at home. Each At Home Storytime guide follows a theme, and consists of songs with video links, video read alouds (or the option to use a book from your home library), plus two to three activities for you to try at home. There are 5 guides in English and 3 guides in Spanish.

LearnZillion -LearnZillion is making their full video collection available until schools can operate safely. Once an account is created, teachers can share or assign resources to students as needed. Lessons are broken down by grade level and standard.

Wilbooks-Free Online Books -Wilbooks has made available over 1,000 titles (both English and Spanish) online to read for free.

ABC Mouse - Hundreds of fun and interactive games, each designed to teach a specific educational concept to students kindergarten to second grade.

Adventure Academy – Parents would have to pay for a monthly subscription. The first month is free.

Sesame Street-Caring for Each Other - Your friends on Sesame Street are here to support you during the COVID-19 health crisis, as families everywhere are creating a "for now normal." Children thrive with structure in their lives, and they learn best through play—even in everyday moments. So our site is filled with content you can use all day long to spark playful learning, offer children comfort, and focus a bit on yourself, too. After all, it's important that we take care of ourselves, so that we can best care for our families.

Keep moving and engaging with physical activities with Move to Learn Videos

GoNoodle - Free activities that kids love.

National Geographic - The National Geographic Education website offers extensive, high-quality, standards-based resources relating to geography and other topics, such as world history, biology, oceanography, ecology, engineering, cartography, and current events. The classroom resources are divided up into two general areas: the Resource Library and the Mapping resources. The Resource Library is the heart of the educational materials. The Mapping resources are invaluable tools for classrooms of all grades.

Smithsonian Science Education Center - The Smithsonian Science Education Center website offers a rationale and a procedural outline for shifting science instruction within schools, districts, and even states to an inquiry-based approach. Colorful animation and age-appropriate tasks within the few kid-geared resources will engage and provide some learning.

Pre-K and Kindergarten Scavenger Hunts

Scavenger hunts have many developmental benefits, such as: increasing critical thinking, developing oral communication, encouraging collaboration and providing exercise for both the mind and body. Choose a scavenger hunt each day to promote learning through play.