A Lexile Level is a popular method used by schools to measure how difficult a text is OR a student's reading ability level. Use this resource to...
A story map is a strategy that uses a graphic organizer to help students learn the elements of a book or story. This Story Maps resource...
Mathematics is often a subject that is viewed separately from reading. We can leverage Edji, a classroom reading tool, in the math classroom, for...
This short tutorial from Ms. Mundo will help guide you through creating student profiles in Epic! Epic! is a free digital library for students and...
Marking text as we read, or annotating, is an essential part of making learning stick. With the free annotation feature from Newsela, students can...
If you love using Newsela with your students, becoming a Newsela Certified Educator may be just the thing for you. This self-paced course provides...
With all the ads and clutter of online articles, it can be hard to stay focused while reading. The Mercury Reader Chrome extension makes online...
This training will focus on defining and identifying critical components of effective Multi-Tiered Systems of Support (MTSS) design and...
In this workshop, Tamar Greenwell, M.S., CCC-SLP, examines how explicit teaching of phonemes and graphemes in a sequential and structured manner...
Calling all elementary teachers! Have you seen this amazing resource? This digital filing cabinet, created by SlidesMania, houses many, many...
Screencastify can be used in a variety of ways, including formative assessment. From the Cool Cat Teacher Blog by Vicki Davis, this...
These posters are a companion resource to the Indiana Computer Science Frameworks.
Doing and Talking Mathematics and Science is a reasoning-centered, discourse-rich style of instruction based on a theory of language learning...
Explore wonders of space and Earth with NASA at Home! Discover resources suitable for all ages, from crafting spaceships to delving into the...
NASA for Educators offers a multitude of ways to spark student curiosity and engagement in STEM across various settings. Through captivating lesson...
From October 2023 to December 2024, join the fun! Watch solar eclipses and auroras, participate in science projects, and even host a Sun party with...
This resource includes interactive maps of upcoming events for the 2024 total eclipse across North America. Dive into the science behind eclipses,...
Professor Phillip Moriarty and others explain complex scientific topics in visually engaging videos with a minimalist style.Notable Resources: ...
Derek Muller explores fascinating science and tech topics with stunning visuals and humor.Notable Resources: "How Do Nuclear Reactors Work?" series -...
Universe & More ignites STEM learning through interactive games and simulations. This teacher-built website empowers students by making science...