An engaging collection of resources that brings books to life. Click on the picture above to be taken to Teachingbooks.net, a superb resources available to all NYC Public Schools staff and students, courtesy of the Office of Library Services. When using non-DOE computers, sign in with you DOE email. You will have to create a password.

MyLibraryNYC provides participating schools with enhanced library privileges including fine-free student and educator library cards, school delivery and the exclusive use of 14,000+ Teacher Sets designed for educator use in the classroom; and student and educator access to the unparalleled digital resources of New York City's public library systems as well as instructional support and professional development opportunities. 

EverFi has interactive, game-based lessons designed by experienced educators help you engage students at all grade levels and bring real-world skills to your classroom. Here's a quick start guide on how to get access. 

The Digital Inquiry Group (DIG for short) is an independent nonprofit organization established by the team behind the Stanford History Education Group (SHEG). They provide free history and civic lessons, many of which include the historical documents needed for the lesson. 

Common Sense is dedicated to improving the lives of kids and families by providing the trustworthy information, education, and independent voice they need to thrive. You can access free lessons and activities that help students build essential digital habits and skills.