**For e-Book information, click here. For databases and encyclopedias, click here.**


COVID Resources:


General Education (not content-specific):

    • The New York Times is offering free digital access through September 2021. Register and invite your students, or print/PDF articles you need. You can also read on the Replica Edition.

    • New Visions provides open-source curriculum for MANY content areas

    • NewsELA (K-12) offers leveled articles and standards-aligned content

    • Khan Academy (K-12+) is famous for math, but offers lesson videos in a host of other topics

    • TedEd (K-12+) videos on various topics, searchable

    • NearPod (they also own Flocabulary) is an AMAZING tool to teach while students remain engaged - add in reflection questions, polls, etc. into your slide deck and push to kids computers remotely with a class "code" or assign as homework and have students complete on their own time

    • EdPuzzle is another amazing tool to add checks for understanding into videos for distance learning/homework, offering free access for closed schools

    • Pixton is a software where you or your students can make a digital comic strip

    • BreakoutEDU offers digital "escape room" experiences for fun OR content-related (we pay for a full site license, e-mail Ms. Chapman for even more resources)


CONTENT SPECIFIC:

English:

    • Teachingbooks.net (register with your @schools.nyc.gov e-mail for free access) offers resources for teaching with novels, classics, and trade books K-12

    • CommonLit.org provides fiction and non-fiction texts to support 3rd-12th grade classrooms. You do have to log in with your @schools.nyc.gov account, but it will sync with your Google Classroom

    • Publisher Online Resources is providing a list to what's free and open in the book community

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