Educational Websites
Websites are windows to opportunities, resources, and networking. That being said, I want to share websites that are pivotal to teaching and learning. Use these websites to accelerate your planning and student achievement. Enjoy!
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Website Description Free K-12 arts lessons offered through The Kennedy Center.
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Free typing games, lessons, and tests to enhance keyboarding skills.
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Great resource for ALL content areas (English, math, science, social studies, etc.). Lots of templates!
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Another great resource for multiple content areas. This website has templates, lessons, graphic organizers, and a lot more.
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Resources and templates that scaffold learning for English Learners.
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Lessons on teaching tolerance for all subjects and grade levels.
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Free educational videos for all subjects and grade levels.
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Digital non-fiction text sets for grades K-8.
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200 prompts for argumentative writing through The New York Times.
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Differentiated text by lexile levels on multiple topics (4 lexiles per text).
Differentiated text by lexile level through the Smithsonian (offers 4 levels per text). Offers a wide range of topics and subjects as well.
Check the lexile level of any book.
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Inquiry for educators - conversations, videos, and more. What are you curious about?
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Books with soundtracks - read some or create your own.
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Videotaped lessons and resources for all classrooms.
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Lesson, units, and reading passages for K-12.
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Create customized word searches, cross-word puzzles, and lots more.
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A treasure of K-12 Internet resources for all disciplines.
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Create digital, interactive lessons (combine lots of digital content as well).
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Teach digital annotation of text, organize links, and share with friends. Click Here to Open Website
Free Learning Management System, similar to Google Classroom. Click Here to Open Website
Remind students/parents about important dates/events/assignments! Click Here to Open Website
10,000 digital books for kids 12 and under (FREE for Educators!) Click Here to Open Website
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New: Build a lesson around Ted-Ed Originals, TED talks, or YouTube videos!
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New: FREE K12 online reading program that assesses students at their level.
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