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Common Sense Media: Young Kids & Screens - ages 0-8
Common Sense Media has developed workshops to be used by families with children between the ages of 0 and 8. Topics include choosing high-quality...
Common Sense Media: Make Screen Time Safe and Positive
Use these Family Tech Planners from Common Sense Media as a springboard to discussing important technology and media topics.
Common Sense Media: Best Media Lists: Recommendations for Families
Find all of Common Sense Media's recommended media for families here, including lists of books, video games, movies, and podcasts.
Common Sense Media: Tweens, Teens, and Their Always-On Digital Lives - ages 11-18
Common Sense Media has developed workshops to be used by families with children between the ages of 11 and 18. Topics include social media, text...
Common Sense Media: Parenting Tips Videos
Common Sense Media has created videos to support parents navigating media with their children. Videos can be sorted by age and/or topic.
Creating a Digital Environment with Intention: Synchronous Learning
Join a panel of classroom teachers, led by the Digital Learning Leadership Cadre, as they share tips for intentionally setting up your digital...
PhET: A Brief Introduction
Looking for a FREE way to make STEM learning come alive for your students? PhET Interactive Solutions, created by The University of Colorado...
Indiana School Librarians: Positive Impact & Innovation: Part 1
Introducing the Importance of Certified School Librarians: What impact can a librarian have on student literacy & achievement?Resources:Slide DeckDid...
National Museum for Asian Art: Educator Resources
The website for The National Museum for Asian Art houses a number of educational resources educators can use in their classrooms. Explore this...
Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month Resources
May is Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month. This resource from The Library of Congress, National Archives and Records Administration, National...
Helping PreK Students Transition to Kindergarten
Everyone is counting down the days until school is out for the summer, but what else can we do in these last few weeks to support Prek students and...
Introduction to Specialized Populations
Who are specialized population students? What are some barriers they might face? How might these barriers manifest in the classroom? Find the answer...
Virginia Department of Education Students with Disabilities in Mathematics Frequently Asked Questions
This document, produced by the Virginia Department of Education, provides an overview of characteristics of mathematics disability and presents...
Virginia Department of Education Evidence-Based Specially Designed Instruction in Mathematics Resource Guide
This resource guide, produced by the Virginia Department of Education, e provides an overview of five evidence-based strategies that educators can...
Indiana School Librarians: Positive Impact & Innovation: Part 2
Exploring the Benefits of a Certified School Librarian: Learn how librarians collaborate with their school communities to curate inclusive and...
Take Back Your Chrome Tabs
Take a look at your Chrome browser. How many tabs do you have open? If you're like many other educators, you probably have at least ten tabs...
Spin a Story
This creative writing version of Spinnerwheel is a great way to get your students' creativity flowing. Use this template from Tony Vincent to get...
Ooodle
Calling all math teachers! If you've been following the Wordle craze, then you know Wordle is a game where players manipulate words. Ooodle is like...
Neurodiversity Part 1: The Whys Behind the Neurodiversity Movement
Hannegan Roseberry provides a basic understanding of the neurodiversity movement, associated language, and concepts.
Neurodiversity Part 2: Common Examples of Neurodivergence
Hannegan Roseberry provides common examples of neurodivergence.
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