Duolingo is an online platform where students can learn the basics of over 40 different languages. They can study on their own, but we use it in class for Spanish work!

Explore the world's cultures with Culture Crossing!

FluentU will let you study foreign language by using real world examples, namely videos and shows taken and made educational with supplemental material!

Google Translate is a great tool for finding specific words and phrases in another language. I wouldn't recommend using it for writing in your language classes, but it is a good tool for vocab and proof reading.

Have you ever wanted to talk to someone from a different country? Now you can! Global Pen Friends even has safety measures, so you can talk and write letters safely.

Seema has information on cultures from around the world, covering everything from history to beauty!

Virtual Piano has a collection of many online instruments from brass ensemble to the glockenspiel.

This link for Instructables will take you to their page that explains the basics of how to read sheet music.

Making Music Fun has a collection of free printable sheet music as well as a clip for how it should sound when played correctly!

Flat is an online score (sheet music) writer that allows for collaboration. It's a great tool for beginner composers!

CMuse has information on musical equipment and even has articles on music history.

The Method Behind the Music has information on music theory, music mechanics, music history, and more.

TedEd is a website with educational videos for students, and this link will take you to the page with their compilation of videos for the arts!

Crash Course has short video lessons on topics like theatre, games, film studies, artificial intelligence and more!

Crystal Bridges has a virtual 360 degree tour of multiple galleries within this modern art museum!

This particular link to Art in Context takes you to an explanation of the different art mediums and their uses.

AAM has information on the influence of Asian culture on art as well as how it changes by nation.

It's time to start your own projects with Sketchpad, the online art tool!

Google Arts & Culture has a large collection of things to explore, but it also gives you access to many virtual museum tours!

The Metropolitan Museum has a great timeline of the history of art!

Sparketh is an online art education tool for kids and teens!

Just Dance is a great way to get some exercise while still having fun!

MyPlate will teach you about health and nutrition!

Mental health is important, too, which is why I have recommended Calm to help you get through some of those slumps.

This is a great site to help connect struggling or questioning LGBTQ+ youth to professional and peer support.

Exercise Daily is a newspaper with the latest information on health and wellness for students.

This government site will give you information on the effects of substance abuse as well as access to help.