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  • Beanstalk: Educational materials focused on pre-school-aged youth. 

  • Britannica Digital Learning: Get free access to Britannica LaunchPacks, for social studies and science, being leveraged by schools across the world who are grappling with shutdowns, conducting virtual lessons, and working to minimize the impact on students, families, and staff.

  • Gale Resources to Support Libraries and Educators Impacted by COVID-19: A hub that includes free access to interdisciplinary, curriculum-aligned resources to support online learning from pre-K through undergraduate, as well as ways to optimize your existing resources.

  • Mathspace: adaptive math program for grades 3-12 that gives students feedback at every step of their work. Also includes full etextbook aligned to state and common core standards and instructional videos and reporting tools. Any school that has closed during the COVID-19 pandemic is eligible for free access.

  • NASA STEM Engagement: A variety of STEM-related videos, homework help, and games from NASA.

  • PBS Learning Media: A curated collection of free, standards-aligned videos, interactives, lesson plans, and more for Illinois teachers.

  • Scholastic Teachables: This resource for PreK – 6th Grade offers printable activities for any subject: math, science, reading comprehension, STEM, writing, and beyond. Download printable lesson plans, reading passages, games and puzzles, clip art, bulletin board ideas, teacher supports, and skills sheets. Over 25,000 teacher-created, vetted printables to support your instruction.

    • User ID: schteachables46

    • Password: blue

  • ScienceBuddies: Science Buddies offers thousands of free resources for learning STEM, including a collection of 160+ fun, hands-on STEM activities, and videos. Each of our K-12 activities covers a specific STEM concept, can be done in an hour or less, and can usually be done with materials easily found at home.

  • SpellingCity: Efficient game-based study of literacy skills using any word list. Currently free with code "VSCFree90".

  • Tumblebooks: A collection of animated talking picture books, read-along, ebooks, quizzes, lesson plans, and educational games.

    • Public libraries across North America can email info@tumblebooks.com with the subject line Free TumbleBooks in order to receive free links to all three TumbleBook databases so they can be shared and accessed by their patrons from their home

  • World Book: World Book databases are free through April 30, as well as online learning support for parents, teachers and caregivers. You will need to fill out an online form to access the databases. Wizard, an adaptive learning resource for math, science, social studies, and language arts, is included with the databases.

  • https://www.siyachts.com/Water-Science-Projects-And-Experiments

  • https://www.bottlestore.com/bottle-rockets-and-other-educational-crafts

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