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Timely tips from Middle School teacher Bill Ferriter. Although written a couple of years ago, it's very applicable during this time of remote learning

Speech fits in well with Pink's book When

Nice article explaining 6 traits of complex text.  Now, who has time to examine and find texts for these traits?  Also explains difference informational text vs. literary nonfiction

This post is from Gary Price, someone I've followed for quite a long time. He recommends newsblur as a replacement for Google Reader. There are links to other articles as well.

Learn about google+ and Haiku Deck at the same time!

Great source that will save you time in finding worthwhile videos.

Calculation Nation® uses the power of the Web to let students challenge opponents from anywhere in the world. At the same time, students are able to challenge themselves by investigating significant mathematical content and practicing fundamental skills. The element of competition adds an extra layer of excitement

Many of the activities listed could be used at other times of the year

Several organizations have banded together to create this platform. At this time, you can sign up to be an "Ambassador" and get further information this fall.

Could be used at many times, but seems very appropriate during COVID. These questions seem more authentic than some.

This has great ideas well beyond online teaching in the time of corona.

EVERFI hosted this webinar, and they have many, many resources that students could use during this time.

This website has resources in at least 9 different languages, and has lessons for time off school that require only paper and pencil

This includes a link to available books that is updated constantly. John Norton receives the books from publishers and authors. It is mailed to you for free, with expectation that you will write a review for publication within a reasonable amount of time. You get to keep the book.

You can use, or let kids use this during online meetings (or other times)